Omg been so long. But I am back and armed with D70 ;p. Quite a lot has happened but ill go over that another time. I bought the camera 2 days ago and just went out on my first shooting mission. Unfortunately because of the lens I bought (50mm 1.8d) and cause I am a noob, I couldnt really take shots of building or big things :(. Ill prolly get a new lens sometime this month that has zoom or something. This is a sequel to Around the hood which was inspired by Michael Flux.

Anyway just remember that I am a noob and dont know how to use this camera I also probably need to redesign this blog. Shrinking photos make me sad

But anyway, without further ado.

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Sup peoples. Had a pretty shitty week. But meh ill get into that some other time. This is a photo entry based on a concept created by Michael Flux called “Around the Neighborhood”.

The path directly outside of my house once you come out of the elevator area.

A little play ground on our estate for the kids to play in.

A warning about having cats and dogs.

10 seconds later she comes out of the elevator -_-

Can you guess which of the three building I live in?

Crossing of death. Becareful at night, retards never stop Also the 6s are pretty scary…

One of those grasslessless dirt parks that are everywhere…

A cute man hole

My Gym! zz need to go there in about 20mins

The main road.

A Japanese multi story cark park. Can you guess how the car on top got up there? lol

Another Japanese style carpark…

Entrance to Hikarigaoka park. Biggest park in Tokyo!

A look down the never ending park trail… (It really has no end :P)

Two birds..

The main road that the park is on.

zzz a politician. Think some elections are going on.

One of those cool wooden houses

Cake and ice cream shop. I might treat myself this weekend (drools)

A cigarette vending machine and payphone for those of you who have never been to Japan.

A ridiculously coloured building??

Oh well thats all this time round. Feel free to let me know what you liked and/or disliked and to praise or berate me!

Peace!