“Relaxing Harajuku Style” gets published

Another photo on a site:

jof27 said (27 minutes ago):
Just wanted to thank you for putting this photo on creative commons. It has a very unique point of view. I have put it on my site www.tokyo-top-guide.com/Harajuku_Fashion.html
and people are telling me it adds a lot to the subject.
If you hover your mouse over the photo you will see your credit.
Good luck with your photography.
Best wishes

Cheers!

Array

Posted by Andrew on May 14th, 2009 under Japan, PhotographyTags: ,  • No Comments

A true comedy classic

Dear F Troop, I admire your creative writing skills. It only took one whole month, but you managed to circle those wagons. I can only imagine the pressure you are under. My condolences.

A true comedy classic

A true comedy classic

Posted by Andrew on May 13th, 2009 under General • No Comments

“Sakura II (Enhanced)” continues to be a popular image…

From my Flickr inbox:

jof27 said (30 minutes ago):
Hi,
Just wanted to thank you for putting this photo on creative commons. It is very special, with a very unique point of view. I have put it on my site www.tokyo-top-guide.com/Best_Time.html and people are telling me it contributes a lot to the subject.
Good luck with your photography.
Best wishes
Tokyo-Top-Guide.com

It is one of my favourite photos! Thank you jof27, I wish you and your readers the best.

Array

Posted by Andrew on May 12th, 2009 under Japan, PhotographyTags: ,  • No Comments

I found this by accident today.

I have had another photograph published. I have grabbed the PDF and you can download it. Well *I* can download it one day :)

This is one of my favourite photos taken while I lived in Victoria.

Array

Posted by Andrew on April 24th, 2009 under Australia, PhotographyTags: , ,  • No Comments

Do you know Japanese? Can you help?

Ok, I probably don’t have enough readers for this to really get a response (sad when you realise that even in a public place like the Net you can still be talking to yourself!) but here goes:

There is no secret to it, I have two kids. One 10 year old girl and one 5 year old boy. I am a very proud parent and I love them without reservation, but I am also a *BIG* Japanese fan. So I have always wondered what their names would be like in Japanese (or even if their names can be translated).

So can anyone out there help?

My girl’s name is: Tianna
My boy’s name is: Ayden

Would phontic spelling help? Let me know…

Posted by Andrew on March 29th, 2009 under GeneralTags:  • No Comments