Before you think 'how cute!' I have to say that the kid's actually quite ugly. That's why I chose not to show her face.
Royal Exhibition Building, Melbourne.

The Shibuya of London I guess.
Regent Street.

I'll alway curse to this perfect scenery.
On the way to Queenstown, New Zealand.

Queenstown, New Zealand.

The amount of tourists waiting merely for the change of guards was ridiculous. I went off after taking the photo. I'm not gonna wrestle with some Chinese tourists just to see guards exchanging post.
Buckingham Palace, London.

The crowd waiting for Johnny Depp and co. for the 6.30pm premiere for POTC2. It was 1pm.
Leicester Square, London.

Is it me, or Lucinda's never changed since this picture from 2004?
JCR, International House. Melbourne.

James in front of his house. Erm, forgotten the place's name.
45 minutes train + 5 minutes car from London.

Looks like a Peter Stuyvesant ad went wrong.
Regent Street, London.

I've yet to actually see the exhibition. Opens till 9pm on Wednesdays.
National Gallery Victoria, Melbourne.

I said 'Holy Shit' out loud upon seeing this. Apparently they're exact replicas of pillars from the Roman Empire period.
Victoria & Albert Museum, London.

This is the closest I could get to the London Eye because I refused to queue for it under the fucking hot sun.

This photo looks like a typical 'feel good' post card but you have no idea how scorching hot it was to be there.
Big Ben across Thames, London.

I remember having a tough time taking this picture because of the tourists. Also it was about to rain.
Hyde Park, Sydney.

Reminds me of that Patch Adam movie of Robin Williams. 'Who masturbated yesterday?' 'Me! Me! Me!'
Parliament House. London.

See that air balloon camp thingy at the left? That building's Old Billingsgate, where the D&AD award ceremony was held.
Thames River. London.

There's something dark about this picture that I like.
Causeway Lane(Between Bourke & Lt. Collin). Melbourne.

If you stare long enough it's like looking into a lizard's eye.
Ceiling of National Gallery. London.

Although I had to come here for my first architectural assignment, I still like this place. Maybe it's because I never came back since then.
Shrine of Remembrance, Melbourne.

First time I met up with Kyoko since 2004. Appearing on the RMIT website had its benefits after all.
RMIT, Melbourne.