Painful past.
Operating Theatre, London.
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The first ever photograph I took in my life: My father with his elbow leaned against a coconut tree in Pangkor Island. His smile was weak and helpless because I was holding his camera. I was four years old.
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- On the way to Kinokuniya.Shinjuku, Tokyo.
- Taro feeling sad to leave her master.Portrait sess...
- For some reason, I really like this portrait of Sh...
- For every aborted child, there's a statue. Disturb...
- Where's Nobunaga and Onimusha?Osaka Castle, Japan.
- He took my bike! Malcolm is a bike snatcher! But h...
- I remember this girl in a shop telling me, that th...
- The only photo I was happy with in 2003.Albert Par...
- Haloscan added. Now you don't have to be a member ...
- SU-TE-FU-NIPortrait session, IH. Melbourne
- I think I cooked for them once...Photo session, IH...
- The culprit of traffic jam.National Women's Ekiden...
- Whole basement jazz of ramen.Ramen Museum, Yokohama.
- No one deserves to be that happy.Portrait session,...
- Dinner with Tomoko. Prior to Ueno Station.Shibuya,...
- Green light at 2pm.Swanston/Lonsdale, Melbourne.
- Market in dark alley = fresh.Shibuya, Tokyo.
- Sarah and Lucinda.Photo session, IH. Melbourne.
- My hairdresser who felt like a model when I took t...
- Fish in the sky.Rialto Towers, Melbourne.
- Sunday stroll.Geelong, Australia.
- Somehow, I thought there'd be samurai's charging o...
- The time Stephanie took that picture.Greycourt, IH...
- A view from 333 metres above ground.Tokyo Tower, J...
- Black and White stripes PJs.Greycourt photo sessio...
- Sideview of a delivery truck.Keio University, Tokyo.
- Standard reaction to the Horizon 202.RMIT, Melbourne.
- Winter soba.Along the path to Ginkakuji, Kyoto.
- A messy uniform of art.Wall of Vanbar, Cardigan St...
- Fondness of the paper hot pot.Gion, Kyoto.
- Painful past.Operating Theatre, London.
- Raise the Red Red Lantern: My 3 concubines.Greycou...
- A typical medical student in Japan.Shibuya, Tokyo.
- Still life on public transport.Kyoto, Japan.
- The man who fell and broke his leg in the garbage ...
- Bridge of 2003.On the cruise to Williamstown, Melb...
- Outakes of the Photography project.International H...
- The bus driver who scared the man into the garbage...
- Kyoto Drifter.Photo by Kana Shirai.
- Landing stripe for E.T.Stonehenge, England.
- Looking left and right before crossing the road.Sh...
- The mundane life after Othello.Guild theatre, Univ...
- The shadow of Harbour Bridge.Circular Quay, Sydney.
- My favourite ceiling of primary colours.National G...
- And you thought choosing dessert was easy.St. Kild...
- Prologue to Breakfast at McDonald's.QVB, Sydney.
- Photo by Esther Townshend (after 8 attempts).Stone...
- Heatwave over London.Millenium Bridge. Thames River.
- My Taro, homesick no more. International House, Me...
- Most iconic street artists along Bourke Street. Me...
- Don't laugh, but I always feel constipated when su...
- Panning has become a habit in front of QVB.George ...
- Picture by Kana Shirai. Osaka-Cho.
- No steaks in the real Victoria Station. London.
- Giant chess set = longer play time.Hyde Park, Sydney.
- 13 years of sleep, manga, snacks, basketball and i...
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1 comment:
I really like this picture, Ramen. It is very atmospheric, a little creepy, yet the shaft of sunlight also implies that good things happened in that space.
A great photograph - I enjoyed your blog!
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