The reason I decided not to feed the tame deer in Nara (near Kyoto) and take pictures instead was for shots like this. Priceless...notice the deer barf on her shirt. They are actually quite harmless, you can pet them right on the head!
The Inari gates in Kyoto...I love long exposures like this from the ground.
I also like long exposures from above...looking over Kyoto at night.
A watch that was found in Hiroshima. Stopped at the same time the bomb was dropped. I was thinking it was one of the saddest things I had seen...
...until I saw this...
Our first proper day in Thailand. Waiting for the ferry to Koh Panang from Koh Sumui.
...until I saw this...
As a side note, apparently after the blast the most common thing to hear was people asking for water because of how burned everyone was. It is also the reason why most of the memorials have to do with fountains etc.
Less sad and more kinda funny is this teenage soldier guarding a brand new train station that will never be used to go to North Korea.
Less sad and more kinda funny is this teenage soldier guarding a brand new train station that will never be used to go to North Korea.
Our first proper day in Thailand. Waiting for the ferry to Koh Panang from Koh Sumui.
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Hey guys, your pictures are awesome, giving me some serious flashbacks...
I was at that train station to NOrth Korea.. its actually been there for a few years (i was there in 2003) but i guess since it has never been used, its still sparkling clean..
at the hiroshima atomic bomb museum, were you able to see the "shadow" of the person on teh bank wall? It was supposed to be very apparent, but i was never able to really see it.
Have fun in Koh Hwerever.. thats where i planted myself for 10 days.. loved that island.
later guys
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