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Idon'tknow Hello 11/12/23(Fri)15:14 No.10013   Report                 1324682078124.jpg (63 kb, 500x428) fwfsdfsf

I enjoy the rain. My cats seem to like it as well, at least until they realise it gets their fur wet and cold...

Anonymous 10/03/05(Fri)18:36 No.7710   Report                 1267842966153.jpg (235 kb, 800x500) So please don't be too upset next time it rains

Anonymous 10/03/05(Fri)18:36 No.7711   Report                 1267843014674.jpg (313 kb, 800x1118) Because it'll be gone before you know it!

Anonymous 10/03/06(Sat)00:26 No.7713   Report                 1267864008009.jpg (784 kb, 1680x1050) It's raining here right now. It's the first proper rain in months. I love the rain.

Anonymous 10/03/06(Sat)08:05 No.7714   Report                 1267891507343.jpg (1465 kb, 1164x811) >>7708 ...up! (How could I forget an entire word D:)

Anonymous 10/03/06(Sat)17:24 No.7715   Report                 1267925046115.jpg (431 kb, 2000x860) I only ever get sea sick on gentle waters for some reason.

Anonymous 10/07/29(Thu)19:18 No.8145   Report                 1280456320810.jpg (112 kb, 490x700) I lived the first part of my life out in the desert and learned to regard rain with a kind of awe. I'd run to put my face against the window and watch it when it rarely came.

Beldin 10/08/03(Tue)12:31 No.8147   Report                 1280863863685.jpg (231 kb, 2048x1536)

This photos were taken some years ago, when i travelled in that wonderful contry. They are nothing special really but i thought i might share.

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Anonymous 10/07/10(Sat)15:29 No.8076   Report                 1278800976524.jpg (471 kb, 952x767) These ones, I took. My pictures are usually fucked up though, cause I'm always wanting to capture things in low-light situations. A lot of them are so grainy they're unusable.

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I think I missed posting this timelapse video: http://www.vimeo.com/12112529
(Hayaku, another Japan one by the same guy who did the Saijo Matsuri one.)

Looking through his favorites, I found these other videos by different videographers:
http://www.vimeo.com/10655199 (Stomacher - Untitled/Dark Divider, a nature timelapse music video, may be better without sound if you don't like this genre)
http://www.vimeo.com/10988919 (Get up and go - one of many Tokyo city timelapse videos, but I loved the brief airport footage)
http://www.vimeo.com/10859897 (Timescapes: Death is the Road to Awe, Southwestern US footage. I <3 wind farms)
http://www.vimeo.com/7977632 (Nature Timelapse III, gorgeous nature scenes with original piano music - 9 minutes long, and you can DL it)
http://www.vimeo.com/12824847 (floating point, another Tokyo timelapse by the well-known static : pulse/etc. guy, maybe repost)
http://www.vimeo.com/4430479 (Miniature Trains II, tilt-shift timelapse trains ... maybe it's just me, but I think it's relaxing, LOL)

because them backgrounds.

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Anonymous 10/07/22(Thu)23:57 No.8128   Report                 1279868272168.jpg (129 kb, 1920x1080) urban exploration

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Anonymous 10/07/25(Sun)21:03 No.8141   Report                 1280117039131.jpg (286 kb, 1920x1080) >>8140 very true. >>8130 the character design really is off putting at first, but you'll soon think less about it once character development starts giving these moe cardboard cutouts a life of their own. but the best thing about the show definitely is the setting, and the way they tell it. bits and pieces of the setting and culture are interspersed in between normal everyday dialogue without any sort of dramatic tone as if it's plain common sense. it's refreshing. I recommend watching the first four episodes.

Eclipse. Chile. http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap100715.html

There are two recent photo series on the New York Times site that made me think of /yuu/. The photos are much smaller in size than the usual run of photos that get posted here, but several of them have a lovely spirit.

One is a travelogue of Madeira -- http://www.nytimes.com/slideshow/2010/07/01/travel/20100711MADEIRA-2.html -- and another is an album of Yemen -- http://www.nytimes.com/slideshow/2010/07/11/magazine/20100611-yemen.html . If anyone doesn't have access and is interested in seeing them, I can extract the most scenic.

Toilet looking drab? Here are some decorating ideas, Japanese retro style. All taken from the same washroom, inside the 'live house' with the Chaplinesque scene outside.(By the way, sorry about the typos in my last post. I do know how to spell garbage')

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This image look staged but it's a recent, candid snap outside a live house in Nakatsu, a rather down-at-heel neighborhood not far north of Osaka's main station.

It's begging for a funky title. Here's mine: 'The gabage collector's dilemma', or 'In with the old, out with the new'. Any wannabe picture editors out there who can do better?