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Skyfall, the latest James Bond film, is topping the box office charts around the world and wowing audiences with its cinematography. It includes a sequence set on a deserted island - modeled on Hashima, an abandoned former coal-mining island off the coast of Nagasaki, Japan. Dpreview member Michael Gakuran has written a blog post about his experiences on the island - filming for a Discovery Channel documentary and, earlier, being smuggled onto the island under cover of darkness to perform a little urban exploration (Urbex).
In the two blog posts, about the use of the Hashima in Skyfall, and his urbex visit to the island, he discusses the experience of visiting the islands, and illustrates them with the photographs he captured.
Click here to read Michael Gakuran's blog about Gunkanjima - Battleship Island
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