this is actually for an older entry, but i don't know if you'll read that:

"I am having a most serious internal dialogue. Most serious indeed. Ragingly so. 0_^/*
I love my camera. I love my bicycle.
When I ride, I can't take photos.
When I'm taking photos, I can't ride."

glad you dig: bleitently the answer to that
glad you dig: is for her to mount a camera on her head
glad you dig: and put it on auto
glad you dig: as she rides down mt.fuji
glad you dig: at top speed
Rex Anglorum: yeah
Rex Anglorum: post that as a msg to her

if you take this into consideration, we will love you more. if you simply put up a new album, we will also love you more. thanks you.

hi martine.i found this blog from google by accident.i was so lucky to found such a cool website:) its so interesting.i used to live in Hakodate in Hokkaido but now i live in Sydney for study.and i have been to brisbane it was really good and it was really warm there.i want to ask u where was the most great place to visit in australia?so i can visit there and i can have great time? have u ever been to Hokkaido? its boring to live in there but its nice to visit for holiday! lol.

Tiago, i will most certainly take the MT Fuji bike ride into consideration (yah right) and there will be truckloads of new photos and galleries in the new version of the site, so stay tuned....

Kento, hajimimashite! The best places in Australia are the Northern NSW coastal and hinterland areas around Byron Bay, and up as far as Coolangatta in Sthn Qld, and then again the northern part just north of Brisbane (Maroochydore, Coolum, Noosa) and then everything north of townsville on the coast of Queensland. But DO NOT stop in Townsville which is my most hated town in Australia. Full of rednecks and army jerks who throw eggs at hitchhiking hippies (speaking from personal experience here). Other amazing places include the Barrier reef islands, and Kakadu national park. I haven't been to Hokkaido yet, but I will!

cool.ive been to byron bay and i remember it was really amazing it was like a heaven lol.well ill becarefull if i had experience to go to townsvill lol but id like to go to barrier reef ive never been to there but i saw barrier reeef from aeroplane and from tv and i was just shocked cos i just thought its really amazing place well i think i wud death to shock when i go there cos it might be like a real heaven! lol.also id like to go kakadu national park i dont know whats there but as native aussie martin said its good,so i have to go and check whats there:)
btw nice to meet u martin

oooh, good to know about the new apple shop - i'll have to go and check it out. the whole queuing-up-for-new-shop thing is a bit different, hey? i can't imagine that happening many other places, especially as you can buy everything from the apple shop in bic camera round the corner.

also, happy to hear about the new galleries - i'm looking forward to seeing them! i am a (usually) silent visitor to your blog but always really enjoy your photos. do you usually use a digital SLR? the colours and framing are gorgeous.

not sure about head-camera for mt fuji but it could have some funny results! probably lots of photos of people looking baffled :)

Yes, It is me not your uncle again will be in japan on the 10th via Nagoya this wednesday (Via Cairns )The photos of the Apple line up are very handy .
where light gear it is hot And will be glad when the Obon is over getting accommodation is not easy and the expo ofcouse does not help

Suzy, I use a Canon G3 and almost all my pics are digital.. BUT I just got a new scanner and have dusted off the old lomo coloursplash and purchased a vintage Konica that takes gorgeous photos, so I am gonna move back into the realms of cheap film again, very excited.

Bob, enjoy Nagoya. Yes, it's very hot and humid here, always over 31 degrees, often up to 36 or so.