I like that 4th one where you can see all the spirits that show everyone's going to perish. Oh wait, I'm getting confused with various horror films again. Speaking of timelapse, have you tried any of the moonlight landscape photos yet? Granted, I don't know if your camera will do an 11 minute exposure.
t: because they NEVER stop cleaning. I remember in once city... Nagano?... we set our bags down in the hallway of the train station for about ten minutes while Peter ran one errand and Pamela ran another. I was in charge of the bagheap, and during that ten minutes I was in the way of no less than three different cleaning personnel performing three different cleaning tasks. they clean in real time, constantly.
anne: ty. I like the last one myself. Japan is not all dance dance revolution and delicious sake; sleep deprivation seems to be a major part of the culture.
gray: exactly. exactly. and no, haven't tried the moon photos yet; I've taken pictures at sunset, but not in the dark. I'll have to try it. the camera seems to be a pretty good sport about staying open as long as necessary.
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But how do they keep it so clean?
First and last ones. Love. Saturday morning. Can't talk.
I like that 4th one where you can see all the spirits that show everyone's going to perish. Oh wait, I'm getting confused with various horror films again. Speaking of timelapse, have you tried any of the moonlight landscape photos yet? Granted, I don't know if your camera will do an 11 minute exposure.
t: because they NEVER stop cleaning. I remember in once city... Nagano?... we set our bags down in the hallway of the train station for about ten minutes while Peter ran one errand and Pamela ran another. I was in charge of the bagheap, and during that ten minutes I was in the way of no less than three different cleaning personnel performing three different cleaning tasks. they clean in real time, constantly.
anne: ty. I like the last one myself. Japan is not all dance dance revolution and delicious sake; sleep deprivation seems to be a major part of the culture.
gray: exactly. exactly. and no, haven't tried the moon photos yet; I've taken pictures at sunset, but not in the dark. I'll have to try it. the camera seems to be a pretty good sport about staying open as long as necessary.
Jenn: that, I think, is the best compliment I've received in the entire lifespan of either blog.
have you read his book of interviews with survivors of the sarin gas attacks on the subways?
i sense loneliness, isolation. well for obvious reasons but these shots tell so many stories.
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