a tokyo photolog (my flickr archive, and occasional rant and rave: I have a free flickr acount, and want to keep the pics I have uploaded.)
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13 October 2007
dawn 暁 (3)
dawn 暁 (3)
Originally uploaded by nofrills.
I was awake before the sunrise on that morning. Looking out to the sky, I thought of making a slide show. And that's it.
11 October 2007
On a very sunny day.
10 October 2007
E.
E.
Originally uploaded by nofrills.
Trademark of Enet:
www.enetcom.co.jp/pc_main.html
A sign in front of a convenience store. Tokyo, Japan.
Dog
Dog
Originally uploaded by nofrills.
A sticker for a dog owner to show the dog is registered.
If you are interested in kanji (漢字), I reccomend this page:
portal.nifty.com/2006/04/15/c/
There you can see ”つぎへ >" at the bottom right just below a picture. Click on it nine times, they explain how the 犬 letter was born.
But after you see the 犬, basically it's all jokes. The author says "If a dog is represented in this way, how about a cat? A giraff?"
The red will be gone
The red will be gone
Originally uploaded by nofrills.
This is next to the previous pic in my photostream.
The red is gone
The red is gone
Originally uploaded by nofrills.
Not tinted. It was a cloudy evening but the sticker is the same the one below (in March 2006).
www.flickr.com/photos/nofrills/118715590/
The red has gone after one and a half years.
8 October 2007
The whiskers and a hard place
The whiskers and a hard place
Originally uploaded by nofrills.
One whisker does not like it and standing up?
A cat enjoying a peaceful moment
A cat enjoying a peaceful moment
Originally uploaded by nofrills.
One evening in my neighbourhood. While human beings were busy, she was really really motionless. I said "Hello," and she replied "Meaow". I put out my finger and she sniffed it. I stroke her forehead. And she was motionless. I took out my camera. And she was motionless. Then, the moment I was pressing the shutter button, she moved just a little bit. That's why this picture is slightly out of focus.
After I took this picture, she got up. I said "Sorry I have disturbed you." She said nothing. She stretched, and took two or three steps, and sat down at my feet. Thus came the next picture.