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hi jun,
thanks for continuing the uploads.
I know now how much work it is!
jan
PS
check the enlarged images from the 18th feb ;)
Posted by: jan | 2008.02.29 at 02:45 PM
hey jan,
how's it going in ny?
nowadays, buildings are all twisted in tokyo! :p
Posted by: junbug | 2008.03.03 at 01:04 AM
Hi Jun ,
long time no speak. Got stuck in homework and lectures!! However,kind of an interesting journey so far. Now entering the New York summer and things get freaking intense! Hope to see some light by august/ september latest.
Jan
Posted by: Jan | 2008.06.12 at 02:34 PM
Jan,
NIce to hear from you! I saw your web site and loved it. Hope you'll find the "light" soon.
I'll be working at Shanghai office for a month, starting next week. I'm not sure if I can access my blog from China (I coudn't do it last time), so if there's no new upload, please wait until mid-July.
Good luck in NY!
Posted by: junbug | 2008.06.12 at 11:59 PM
Jun,
Thanks for looking at the pictures!
I am still exploring, bold details "on the go".
Good luck for Shanghai, there is a great number of motifs and extreme contrasts.
Looking at it with the eye of a visitor,
might generate an interesting set.
I took there once a couple of snaps
and some even ended in H.Millers SEE3.
Posted by: Jan | 2008.06.14 at 01:28 PM