Tokyo City View

wow ya i bet the camera cant do justice...
Usually I read just about everything in the article but sometimes I skim through and highlight as well.

I usually always bother to read all the article. Great Picutres I like architecture. I usually just copy and paste the pictures I like into my wallpaper folder.

If this view is what the camera has captured I can't imagine how great the nekkid eye will show us ;O
Seems like lots of people enjoy going up there with their family, friends or alone ^^;;
I usually read the entire text in the articles, wish you could upload more photos in each article too.

Nice views. :D What ISO and aperture you were using on the skyline shots?

And yes I do read through your entire articles. :P

Nice shots Danny

Thats nice pictures you got there. I bet it would look even better if it had rain the day before

First, *jaw drop* That is one heck of a view from the sky deck!

Second, I'm a fan of your photos but they'd be boring without your comments.

I always read every last bit. Won't know what the photos are about without reading ya' know?

The fact that you clicked means you're interested so for me if i clicked it then i should read it. Although if it fails to keep my attention i end up cutting anywhere on the article.

Tokyo tower and the color of the buildings decorating the night sky.
Nice sight to view indeed.

woooooh...truly one heck of a city!

A lot of them are postcard worthy! Love the last one!!!

It is crowded at a late hour.

I have yet to take such shots in Manhattan. I've done daytime shots on the Empire State Building. When it gets warmer, I may truck over to the top of Rockefeller Center and take night time shots of Manhattan.

Really amazing pictures and they showed the light from so far away in focus as well as close objects. Now I gotta deal about heights any more with lower back injury I can't even climb off a ladder to get on my roof if I had to, so, seeing the pictures 24153 and 24164 top of the Sky Deck I think, I would pass going on up there LOL.

BEAUTIFUL...that's going to be a definite stop on my list when I finally visit.

Wow, great views. I usually read all the text in the articles.

Lovely photos as always!

I always look through all of the content, both text and photo, no matter how many of each is in it. If I'm in a rush, I'd have to skim through, but I usually look through an article thoroughly.

wow greats views. Come to my mind SCC and the Sailor Scouts

Wow! the view is amazing~~~~ *added to my list of visits*

I always read all the words from your articles & do a few rounds of viewing on all the photo posted.

wow nice view ^^ Japan...Here I come xD

Danny, you cant stop lazy people who refuse to read the post and ask questions that you already answered!

I dont think there are too many photos - I like them. But perhaps you could do a bunch below the fold - or using some Ajax so people can choose to click through? Or maybe through our preferences?

Anyway, here is my tilt shift of a view from an apartment I stayed in while in Tokyo :)

http://flickr.com/photos/pixelkitty/3183540725/

Tokyo Tower is in the background.

I always read the text. People who don't and then comment are awfully rude in my opinion. >_> I can understand people being too rushed to read, but I hate it when people ask me things that are right there on the page. It's like saying, "I can't be bothered with my time, please use yours instead".

I generally don't see a problem with the amount of photos either. This particular post does seem to be a bit overkill, since many of the photos look similar, but it's not a problem I've noticed before today.

I cannot imagine NOT reading the text.

Danny is better than most motivational speakers out there, even when he is not trying to be motivational. If you don't read it, you're missing out badly.

The night views are beautiful...I love night life the most...

Rarely read the text. I come here for the photos.

When pictures are stunning, I usually forgot about the texts. I guess that's it. Otherwise I read before I give (comments).

I want to be there with my D40 and spend the full time shooting like this, thousand of photos :P

If people are too illiterate, or just bone idle to read your thoughtful words then I wouldn't waste any time pandering to them Danny.

Amazing View...
I must go when I go to Japan...
Basically entrance fee is $15...
Worth it just to see that view...just wow!!!!!!
I MUST SEE!!!!!! WITH MY OWN EYE!!!!!!

In the past I only skimmed the text, now I read it all through every word. Sometimes though I go through the article only looking at pictures, then go back to it after and read the text.
Those pictures are lovely, it just furthers my want for a DLSR.

Those are some gorgeous shots you took, Danny; such amazing views!
I'd love to see such scenery in person one day~
As for your question, I read through every single article, all the way through. And there can never be "too" many images in your posts. The more pics the better, I say! ^^;

GAH THE LIGHT POLLUTION - But very nice.
I used to take loads of night skyline photos like mad, back when i was using film - Oohhhh...film ...the memories
I also did astrophotography (Before i started cloud photography) and so light was my worst enemy

ummmm...Tilt-Shift does not work that way Danny ^^;.....
How much is Canon's TS-E lens in Japan?
I can't seem to get a proper quote here in Australia - No one seems to stock it T__T

GAH THE LIGHT POLLUTION - But very nice.
I used to take loads of night skyline photos like mad, back when i was using film - Oohhhh...film ...the memories
I also did astrophotography (Before i started cloud photography) and so light was my worst enemy

ummmm...Tilt-Shift does not work that way Danny ^^;.....
How much is Canon's TS-E lens in Japan?
I can't seem to get a proper quote here in Australia - No one seems to stock it T__T

I always read the every word of the commentary that accompanies the photos all the way down to the end. Then I scroll back upwards to look at photos of cute girls. Then I usually make a stupid a$$ comment. Then I scroll up again to look at cute girls once more. Doesn't everyone?

As a rule, I tend to not post on a thread unless I have read the content, and usually ALL the comments too. Takes a while sometimes, and te odd time I'll do the comment reading and posting backwards.

Wow great pictures! Can I have some of these as a wallpaper? What camera did you use? You took these from Tokyo Tower?

LOL JK JK! I do have times when I thought I read some of it, but I guess I didn't. So a lot of times when I'm commenting I scroll back up and see my mistake.

I'm thinking of going to Tokyo Tower when I go to Japan, but looks like the Sky Deck might be a better visit since we can take a full view picture of Tokyo Tower from there, like a scene from Cardcaptor Sakura ^_^ But if I go to Tokyo Tower I may have a Rayearth experience lol. So what would be a better visit? Tokyo Tower or Sky Deck?

I personally read all the text, i'd like to know what lens/lenses you used for these and other shots. Love the tilt shift attempt, think it looks just like the real thing =).

Amazing view ~ Would love to watch it live, I am sure it would be way more beautiful than images.

Most of the time, i will read all the text. Also, i don't find any of your article containing too many pictures. Personally, i enjoy looking at them, just like this want. It's like a sky full of stars.

Absolutely stunning! Love the lighting on the bridge.

I read text. Basic exif data a at glance is a bonus but no deal breaker =3

Impressive pictures. To be honest I'll skim through the pictures first before going back and reading the text.

if too much text and too much photos, i would read the post twice.. once for the text, one for the pics.

and ur fotos reminded me of the ones i took in australia. they had a 360 view of sydney, if i remember correctly..

I usually read all of an article, unless I'm pressed for time and just stopping in. Same goes with photos.

Wow the pictures aren't doing it justice either at 799 x 533 for a max resolution??? Is Flickr really that worried about a higher resolution picture? I had a lot of fun recently panning through a very hires HDR photo of Hong Kong from Victoria Peak. I could almost see in the windows of the high rises! Come on Danny entertain us my friend, thats why we keep coming back!

I usually read all the text and I like the site as is (although if you could group the text with what photo it goes with better, that would be awesome) but for the complainers, you could mention the wallpaper and what camera was used at the very bottom of the article or something (just my thoughts)

well the picture(s) determine my interest.

but with like "tokyo city view" there isn't really much to read, because it is a visual thing, and I know you upload them to the wallpaper pool so ^^

I always read the text but I like having chance to download a few pictures to use as wallpapers. The more the better.

While it's fantastic that you have a wallpaper pool where we can download some photos in higher res, there will inevitably photos that would be fantastic photos that aren't in the pool and your flickr does not have in high enough res that would be suitable for walling.

Dump more higher res photos!

Beautiful photographs, Danny! I read the articles all the way through, especially in they have pictures I really like. If I link to it on my blog, then I always credit and tell people they can get cool wallpaper, icons, avatars, whatever if they visit the site.
In Phoenix, we don't have such a stunning view.Thank you for sharing!

Beautiful pics, makes me wanna see Tokyo in real life even more ^^. I read 100% of your articles, but it is true that your pics are usually so nice that I sometimes get distracted from the text, so I have to reread a part.

Still, I like both the pics and the text, and I don't think you can never have enough of those beautiful shots.

I join my voice with the masses and say that I read your comments as I look through the pictures – and love both!

If people can't be arsed to read, then let 'em be, it's absolutely brill as it is now.

:o)

They don't chuck straight off the Sky Deck? D:

Great photos Danny. The sky deck definitely looks like a great place to go for some inspiration (aspiration?) of some sort. Or just to clear the mind off of everyday life. Must put on my to-go list whenever I go to Japan.

I always read the whole article and go through all the photos; I read it because I was interested in it the first place. I absolutely hate those who ask questions without reading because that seems highly disrespectful and ignorant, considering the answer is literally in front. Can't be bothered to read the text? That's their own problem (unless they can't read both english and japanese). Too many photos? wut?! Photos require all of 2-4 seconds to look at and appreciate before going to the next. I personally enjoy all the visual candies.

50%
if i find it relevant to my interest, go to 100%
if not, drop

i like the view
in my mind
i wonder what will happen to the design, if the architect who made the building studied in 5 or more different countries..

The bridge in image ID#24158 is so colourful o.o

And I voted for 100%. ^^;

If I don't have time to read the text, I'll just read it when I have time and comment after that. Sometimes I see new articles but when I have time to read it, its already over 100 comments LOL

Those photos are gorgeous! I'm particularly fond of image ID#24158.

I'm a new reader here, but in general I read all text accompanied with photos. I do agree that you post a -lot- of photos, but I don't necessarily think it's a bad thing.

nice photos you have there, the view looks great.

for me i usually read all text. photos with few lines of description is cool. i think nobody will complain about the amount of photos if they're all great, it's only the loading time, though.

Amazing shots.. FTW!

100%. Although I am still learning English so I need to spend quite a lot of time reading your articles, I think it is really worthy. Because your articles have given me motivations, knowledge and also are my source for learning English and Japanese (and some Engrish lol).

I always read all text and view all pictures in your articles.

I always read all the text in your articles, it adds to what you are seeing most of the time.
I do consider it extremely rude if people just cannot be bothered to read the article and then ask you questions about it, for me it is the equivalent of telling someone something and then they turn and say I was not listening, but please tell me about this one bit I want to know, even if you did just tell them. I understand people have time constraints, but so do you! And why should you have to use your time, just because they do not want to use theirs. At the end of the day, they are the ones missing out in my humble opinion

Hey Danny, have you ever tried to make some panoramas of tokyo in the night? I know that you are now a mac user, but autostitch for windows (http://www.cs.ubc.ca/~mbrown/autostitch/autostitch.html) is really "magic". You just choose the pictures and the program assembles the panorama automátically. You can play with the quality and size settings to make the panorama as big as the original pictures.

I think that a 180º panorama from the roppongi hills tower would look amazing ^_^

I read all the way through, but then I also browse through Danny's Flickr photostream where I then favorite some photos that I like.

Nice view!

I went up 6 skyscrapers this time in Japan. My tip is to always go up just before sunset.

The Mori Tower was great, although the routine for having to pack your belongings away before going on the roof was quite complex. I'd love to be up there when they land a helicopter on the roof.

The Sunshine 60 Tower also had a great roof observatory, and I got some lovely pictures of Ikebukuro. On the downside the entrance to the observatory was incredibly difficult for a Westerner to find - it was well hidden amongst the 10,000 odd women's clothes shops!

To the other commenter - the view from the Tokyo Tower is OK, but Mori is much better. You have to pay more to go up the top bit of the Tokyo Tower for the best views. And the windows aren't that clean so it's difficult to take great pictures. Next time I will learn the Kanji for "Roof Observatory".

Ebisu Garden Palace has a good observatory - it's free and not crowded. And the lift is stuck to the outside of the building so take a spare pair of trousers for the ride! The Landmark Tower in Yokohama is also good.

For me are few things more spectacular that a big city on night, thanks for the pics, Danny. And well, I must admit not always read your articles entire...

It looks so romantic lols

I always read through the entire article; all the words, all the photos. But sometimes I dont see some since I am not suppose to see! ^^;

if the photos look extra good like this batch of photos, I usually check out the photos first then go back to read the article. ^^ btw love the photos.

Ashamed to say 50%, eye candy for me ^^;

Great photos, thanks for sharing.

I usually read everything written, but forget about it the next day.

Your pics are quite good in quality, and more pics are always appreciated by this reader, and many others I'm sure. An article with fewer pics would be kinda boring in my opinion.

I always like you photos! Thats why I dont have any problems with moreee~ picture ^^ I read you text too, because I want to know why you are there or what you experienced there. The other good thing is, that you name you Camera which you use. Because of that I want to buy a Lumix LX3 =)
But why you used this time the Canon Kiss 2? And a other thing that I would like to know is, how many cameras do you have and which you prefer? =)

I usually read everything but then I don't look at that many landscape/scenery photos because they are all quite similar. I just look at a few and read the text. Unless they are matsuri photos! Love those

I think that one article should contain around 25 pictures, that would be a great - not too much, not too less.

As for the text, I read always everything, except the comments, as I don't have that much time.

Nice views =D I don't mind the current balance between text and photo's. Usually I like more photos, I'm a more visual kind of guy.

I haven't visit Tokyo City view yet even though i can visit for free ^^;
I should visit it 1 of this days XD

it's because some of us can't see the camera info on your flickr page. did ya lock it or something? nevertheless, those are some amazing sights you got there!

i don't dare say i read 100% of all the text but i guess it's around 80 to 90%.

i understand how it feels when someone ask a question which u already answered in the article. that's why whenever i post a comment, i will do a "Ctrl+F" to find the keywords of the things i wanna ask. that way i will know whether my question has been answered or already posted by someone else.

Awesome view! BTW I noticed no trees! Where is my perfect metropolis where man and nature have perfect balance?! T_T

But yeah I wished Tokyo had more trees. It's good for the mind x_x

I like to read all the text in articles. that view looks amazing, but it probably looks better in person right danny

Such pretty colors! ^_^

Incredible photos! I'm quite sure I'd get dizzy looking down from it though, so many lights. O^O

And I read 100%~

The zoom on your camera is fantastic!!!
I've been there several times... it's my favorite place to watch the sun set in Tokyo...however, my pictures do it much less justice than yours. Great shots.

Some very neat photos. I remember my view of Tokyo from the tower during day, and while the view was something else (the city never ends; it goes on and on forever!), those night photos are beautiful.
Keep up the good work!

I do enjoy the photos as much as the articles so it really falls down to which is really more important to emphasize...normally the figure reviews for example, merit more images (imho) since its what entices us to check them out too ^^; and I especially enjoy your tour pictures cause I can see things that I might not possibly be able to see on a single visit to japan :)

Nice pics Danny, been a while since I've made a comment. I tend to just read the articles now.
Should really go there sometime and invest in a camera.

I just read everything you write in the articles. I don't mind how many pics you have either, just makes me want to visit japan even more.

Also, there seems to be a problem for the comment button at the bottom of the article. Everytime I click on it, I get sent back to the top page. The one at the bottom of the comments works fine though.

Oh well, back to my studying for now. I hate exams!!!

Nice photos Danny.
Looks to me there isn't much greenery in tokyo as there are so much buildings.
I read all the texts in the articles but scroll through the comments,unless I want to comment or ask question,then I will read the comments too.

I don't see any point in reading a blog or a page like DC without reading text :S

I mean, at least in my case, I appreciate a lot the authors' comments and experiences. If I wouldn't, I'd only use google images and wouldn't read anything :/

I went to Tokyo 2 and a half months ago and i was supposed to go up roppongi hills, but we had to go somewhere else and time was short. i really regret now, i guess i found another reason to come back!

I usually read 100% of the text, though when I'm in a hurry I would skim through them quickly, I must admit.

Anyway, WOW, Danny, your photos make mine look absolutely amateur. I took some night views from the Tokyo Tower observation deck with just a lousy Olympus 1200x camera (I couldn't be bothered with the all the pro-stuff as of yet XD) and I could hardly make out the cars in my photos, lol.

And I can't believe I totally did not know that Roppingi's such a nice place to take better photos of the cityscape. I went there just after coming down from Tokyo Tower that night and the shops were mostly all closed, so I just had a simple stroll around and that's it. ARGH. ><;

The photos are just beautiful it makes me looking for tickets to tokyo ;-)

I normally read the whole article. That Tokyo city view is pretty wicked.

Beautiful! I miss Tokyo... You are doing fine! Keep all pics and text! May be for the user who don't read and ask questions you can title the pic file with description.... which then again might become annoying for you. Maybe a pop-up description with quick and short info when you scroll over the pic?

*cries* so... pretty... thanks for sharing Danny. ;_;

I always read all the text, I think it is important and only photos without text aren't that interesting to watch. So IMHO the articles and their text/picture ratio is fine as it is.

Haha I'm having a CLAMP moment looking at these pics. Wonderful shots!

Always read the text,but sometimes forgot anf have to go back as i can't help but look at the photos.

Incredible photos, can't believe how many building there are, really does remind me of Akira and Coruscant.

Those photos are juist fantastic Danny! Really lovely. ^^

Could you perhaps tell us what lens you used for these shots? Was it a Canon 18-200 IS lens?
I'm planning on getting a Canon Eos 450D soon. But I think I'll stick to the 18-55 IS kit lens at first (have to mind the budget).

It must be very windy up there! But looks like a must visit if anyone drops by Tokyo! It's so brightly lit it looks like the city's on fire but, beautiful all the same. Reminds me of the Initial D song, "No One Sleeps in Tokyo".

And yes, I read all the text because since I've never been to the places myself, it's always good to read some accompanying text to learn more.

I'm presuming you used a tilt shift lens for the last shot. It sounds dumb but, just wondering if optical IS cameras could do the same since the lens in them shift too.

Is it just me or is the sky a bit grainy?

An amazing view. Was going to go to Tokyo tower when I visit in April but now, It's looking like it'll be Sky Desk. Cheers for the heads up on this place Danny, that view is just wow

I have a quick scan through the articles first, then almost always come back that same night to have a good read through all the text, I prefer reading stuff at night as for me it's easier to soak in when I have a quiet environemnt around me.

Fantasticly stunning pictures Danny!

Wow...I must go there someday.

Too many photos!?! I guess you really have to appreciate photography to enjoy looking at all the photos then. But I don't think they are quite that many.

Guess I'm going to take some pictures there as well next time I'm there ;p (in May probably)

Didn't know you could go up there, so will be doing that ;p
Very nice pictures ;p
and I always read everything :)

beautiful pictures! the last one is very interesting^^
I always read the article 100%, even if it's about a subject I know alot about I read it anyways.

amazing pictures but i bet its even more amazing in person

I read the whole article, I don't want to skip over text in case I might miss some important point.

Depending on subject matter, I read accordingly lol. Although I look at all the pictures haha. I love these pictures though. They are beautiful.

I read all the text in the articles. I find regardless of subject there's usually something that pertains to my interest so I keep reading. I noticed most of the time you only upload pictures around 800x600 on flickr so I find myself requesting the full size when I see something that really catches my eye and isn't already in the wallpaper tool.

For example, there's a certain picture of a nice scene with a turntable I requested in higher res. hint hint hint
http://www.flickr.com/photos/dannychoo/2999636896/
hint hint hint hint
(pleeeaaase)

Ah, I did something like that in Boston. Some of these would make great wallies o: Lovely.

Danny, not sure what you did with the last pic, but how did you do that? *tilt shift*

Woooow that is amazing!! C:

I miss Tokyo ;_;

I try to read everything, sometimes I read, and forget to comment lol! pix are always welcome -- once in a while I get distracted from your writings tho ^^!

I read the articles usually. When I'm in a hurry, I skin, I will admit. And I don't ask about the camera stuff because I know about as much about cameras as I do about fashion.

Image #24154 Looks very Japanese.

I usually read all the text since the pictures will still be loading by the time I'm done. Damn my cheap internet service.

/sigh... wanna go back to Tokyo :/

I went there last year! The view is really superb. http://www.nekoguchi.com/2008/05/10/rendezvous-2359-nippon-tokyo-tower/

It's a shame that they don't allow tripods to be brought up for peekture shoots. I guess perhaps they're afraid that you'll "accidentally" drop your tripod and smash unlucky soul below. That'll be another Mori Tower terror after that revolving door incident. LOL

i read every word of the articles, and enjoy the pics, I have used many as wallpaper

I read everything even if it's long. I also tend to leave a little earlier than closing time in order to avoid the traffic.

Tokyo,one of the greatest skylines evaaar!

I always read the entire post and view the pictures it contain. I love the fish eye view here it look like Tokyo is a never sleeping city.

wow that's a lot of pretty

I wish I could see the view for myself

I read it only because you write in small bits. Its easy to glance and follow. I guess its an IM thing.

Are the buildings really black like in the picture, or is it some funny lighting thing?

As for too many pics, I would not agree. I love your walk around town sessions and also your philosophical writings. (as an example, the one about haters)

Good pic as always danny ^^ the more I look at it the more motivated Im to work hard and go japan and take a look myself

I typically read all of the article since they normally come in short blurbs between pictures and generally cover a topic that interests me.

As for the photographs in this article, they look amazing! One can really get the sense that the city is truly alive and vibrant.

I like the comments under the pics. It gives those who have never been a good idea of what's going on. of course now I really have to find a way to get there at least for vacation.

why must you post such tempting photos!?they make me want to go to Japan even more!
but their very pretty,the last one is cool

Nice pictures :D thx so much ;)
Come to Amsterdam some time :P

The view is beautiful! It's definitely a place I want to visit someday.

Missed out Roppongi during my visit to Tokyo last year. Will include in my next visit to Tokyo after seeing the beautiful photos of the night view there.

Missed out Roppongi during my visit to Tokyo last year. Will include in my next visit to Tokyo after seeing the beauty of their night view.

I find it very rude and almost sad that people these days have lost the ability to sit still and read something for 5 minutes. It is the same with my youtube videos, I always put links for what songs I used in the side bar. But it never fails to amazing me with the amount of comments and msgs asking me the name of the songs I used. I recently had someone hound me through EMAIL, literally begging me for the song used in my last video. If people would open their eyes a little more (and their brains) they could save so much time and effort.

To me, pictures have no meaning without a story to go along with them. Or at the very least a little humorous comment. I say keep doing what you are doing. It will be worth it to those who actually prefer to use their heads, like yourself. I just skipped the last set of pictures in this post cause they had no text.

Those are some nice photos Danny, I can't wait to go to Japan to see those views with my nekkid eye.

That's why I have to visit this city! Amazing as always, Danny!

With a few exceptions -usually if I'm really busy- I read every word of the article. You take time to write it so I do my best to take time to read it. I also like to answer your question.

You don't have too many photos in your articles. I personally have gotten into the habit of checking the wallpaper pool...

Next DC Give-Away: Guess how many lights are in these photos!

The photos are great; the view looks fantastic!
One of us, parisian guys, should do the same kind of shots from the Eiffel Tower :D

Very nice views. I wish I had a good camera so I could take some pictures from the mountains in my region. );

Sugoii! There's so many lightings.

It's just like the stars at night! ^.^

Ahh I think I can see the C1 shuto expressway. Man I really want to drive there someday.

I usually read 100% of text in the article. Though if I don't have much time or if the the text doesn't catch my interest I would just skim thought it (read about 50%)

Beautiful! Wish I could go there someday. I read 100% of the article most of the time but sometimes I get lazy and just browse the pictures.

Wow. The pictures along took my breath away. I wonder what it feels like to experience it in person...

Hehe... Those are truly something else. I do like living in cities where it is possible to look across and see the entire town. At high enough heights here, you can see all the way across to the north. There are no trees or anything to block the view.

And until you start writing long walls of text in your articles, I'll keep reading every word.

The amount of an article I read depends on how much it interests me.

what lens did you use? the pics are awefully grainy... high ISO?

I suppose that height would need some sort of zoom and as a result your appeture wont be too far open.. but still i thought the X2 was better at night than this.

I was contemplating getting one.. its a toss up between the Kiss X2, Pentax 20d and the Nikon D80.

I have some time cos i'm still saving and recently ive been burning thru too many sets of tyres on my car, but yeah its nice to see shots taken with these cams... tho i daresay it doesn't make my choice easier.

right now i'm tending toeard the X2 just because the EF prime lenses are the cheapest.

ok I knoe this doesn't have much to do with the post.. but i will be goiong to the Sky Deck on my next trip to tokyo.

damn nice.. all i can say is damn cos i am jealous and wanna live there too ^^

I got to do add this to my "Need to go when I get to Japan" list!

wow, awesome view... will need to visit there next time i visit tokyo~!

great camera!!!
:)

"Too many pictures?" No such thing! What do you think we're doing here anyway? ;-) And the captions are great too- it's what differentiates going through your pictures and just browsing random shots on Flickr. You put together a nice story to your pictures. Don't change a thing!

I read everything, cos there is nothing as interesting as where I'm from.

Stunning photos as usual, DC.