Bloody hell. How many times do I need to tell myself I need to move?

I haven’t gone completely paperless yet and I still carry my moleskine with me. I don’t think I can ever give that up. Multi-touch pinching and scrolling can’t replace scribbling and flipping through pages of high quality paper. And the iPhone doesn’t have a rubber band.

Very impressed by this flash game (and the other ones on the site).
www.bobblebrook.com/games/coign-of-vantage

Don’t put your lens too close to a steamy hot drink. :)
(Don’t worry, I was using my crappy Nikon.)

Starbucks, I am back. It was a stupid attempt to quit drinking coffee. Venti double shot on ice is my comeback.

There is a Starbucks in Shibuya near the Hachiko intersection that is popular among photographers.

After an Iced Coffee Jello drink and a little bit of Photoshop effort, here’s the tilt-shifted Shibuya miniature.

Roppongi

Day 5 Shibuya, Shimokitazawa, Kichijouji, Roppongi and Day 6 (nothing interesting) on Flickr.

For the longest time, my website would show up as the first result if you search for kanidouraku in google. Not anymore. I need to go there more often.

The Railway Museum (鉄道博物館) was quite nice. I recommend spending a morning there, even if you are not a JR fan.

A lot of the shots were taken with my new wideangle lens. For more photos and videos, go to the Flickr set.

VNC on iPhone with multi-touch zooming, panning and cake.
I was supposed to spend the weekend in the Lightroom and upload my vacation photos, but I got distracted by my iPhone again. At least you get a little preview of the photos from this shot.

10 Gig vs. 16 Gig.
Happy Friday.

I am pretty sure caramel frappie and cake are key to keep me healthy and energized. I have be avoiding coffee, soda and sugar since I came back from vacation, and I feel exhausted constantly. Need dimsum. It is almost time for hotpot. Mooncake, anyone?

Speaking of user experience and iPhone alternatives, here is what the Samsung Omnia has to offer:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQlzX7EyIwU