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What I see - a tokyo photolog. A tokyo photolog my flickr archive, and occasional rant and rave I have a free flickr acount, and want to keep the pics I have uploaded. If youre seeing an error message. If you are seeing picture currently unavailable error messages from flickr.com on this blog, dont worry. Click on the picture area and youll be taken to my flickr page, where everything will be all right. Cheers. A photo by nofrills. すみれとあり Viola and ant. A photo by nofrills. A photo by nofrills.CONTENT
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What I see is what I love. THIS IS ABOUT THE HIGH END FASHION,THE ExPENSIVE BUT ALSO THE CHEAP . FROM EDITORIALS TO THE STREET WEAR. WHAT I SEE IS WHAT I LOVE. Jacquelyn Jablonski Hits the Beach for Vogue Russia by Emma Tempest.
What I See Is What You Get. Tumblr-typical ramblings about the captivatingly erotic, the apathetically privileged, the incessantly oppressed, the unyieldingly beautiful and the stupefyingly human. So many things I like about this one.
Site will resume upates after 20th July. Tuesday, 25 September 2007. The British Police are already testing these little drones for surveillance purposes. Vastly cheaper to run than a helicopter, they provide high-quality aerial video imagery, can hover for 20 minutes, and are rarely spotted from the ground.