How did Hiroshige depict Edo's famous views?
For my 'One Hundred Famous Views of Edo,' I walked the city, observing from various vantage points – from teahouses, from hilltops, even from behind fishermen's nets. I focused on capturing the characteristic spirit of each locale. Whether it was the stark beauty of a plum garden in winter or the vibrant energy of a festival, I tried to convey the unique atmosphere through composition, perspective, and the careful choice of color and line.
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