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March 29th, 2010 | 
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Photography in Nagoya Japan is a collection of photos depicting the ilfe and style of one of Japan’s most awesome port cities called Nagoya. I love kicking back and taking pictures of people, events, and life in ultra hip Nagoya City Japan. Video Slideshow and Images by Jim Atwood Photography at http://www.jimatwood.net. Music by http://haywirehaywire.newgrounds.com.
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Japanese Gardens of Kyoto, Nikko, Kamakura, and Nara.
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Tags: C., Christopher, Japanese Garden, Kamakura, Kyoto, Linton, Nara, Neil, Nikko, photography | 
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hi, im in the middle of choosing my subjects for TEE, and im wondering if ive made the right choices… i want to get into psychology, but im worried that with the subjects ive chosen my TER wont be high enough.
right now ive got:
English Literature
Human Biology
Philosophy and Ethics
Politics and Law
Maths (2cd/3ab)
and Photography
my parents want me to swap photography for Japanese, which im quite good at, but i really dont enjoy.
are those subjects enough? what kind of marks would i need to do Psychology? and how are they scaled?
also, should i stick with photography? or swap to japanese?
im really passionate about photography, i absolutely love it.
but japanese is a subject that im good at, but its telematic, so its alot of work, in a subject i wont enjoy.
what do u think?
sorry, i keep forgetting not everyone is australian 
TEE are the HUGE exams we take at the end of year 12 – basically, all of year 11 and 12 is preparation for TEE. our TER is the ranking we get, the percentile our marks were in. University courses in australia have prerequisites – they only take people within a certain range of scores – eg medicine, you need a TER of like 96. so TEE is REALLY important.
what u call TEE. peeps in england call it gcse. and wat u choose r ure option choices. anyway i think u got a gd choice for psychology. my friend is doing this and he is doing gd subjects to do with psychology but one is music. because he sed you need to do one that u enjoy and find that u love doing it. so i think u shud stay with photography because i think it is the rite thing. and if ure parents want to make u change it is ure choice, ure the one who is doing these subjects not them. hope i helped.
“A street view of Google” service began on August 5, 2008 in Japan.
The sea and empty universal group made this picture.
Kishi san of the member of the group talked about “A street view of Google”.
“Google photographed a personal house without license.
Those pictures are uploaded on the Internet without permission.
Photography without the personal permission and the upload are illegal.
However, are photography without the permission of the company and the commercial use OK’s?
The murder is illegal, but is the war legal?
Human privacy is protected?
The number plate of the car is not hidden, too.
Probably the Japanese youth will welcome a street view.
However, I cannot forgive injustice of Google.
I say repeatedly.
The personal upload without permission is illegal.
However, is the upload of the big company without permission legal?
Sstreet view should exclude a zoom up function at least.”
This movie is projected in time of the civic meeting.
How will they solve this problem?
Director & Editor by Kunimichi Fujino
©2008 The sea and empty universal group
©2008 法律違反のストリートビューの見直しを求める市民の会
©2008 Kunimichi Fujino
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Tags: Confidentialité, Datenschutz, Illégales, Information, Japon, Maps, Nieautoryzowane, Ochrana, Ochrona, osobních, Otillåten, Privacidad, Privatnost, Privatsphäre, prywatności, Street, údajů, und, view, グーグル, ストーカー防止法, ストリートビュー, プライバシー, 侵害, 布団, 洗濯物, 無断, 無許可撮影, 行为, 車ナンバー下着, 违法, 迷惑防止条例, 隐私, 위법행위, 일본, 전국무단무허가, 촬영, 침해, 프라이버시 |
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I am on a lost path. I have been going to community college for 3 years now and I feel it is all been wasted. I have not decided on what to go to school for and have taken many classes I don’t need. I have changed my degree I think at least 4 times now… My husband is supportive on whatever I would like to do but I don’t know what it is.
I want to find something and really focus on what I need to do for that degree. So here comes the help I would like to ask from you all.
Please list any degrees or fields that relate to my interests in any way.
Please, serious answers only as this is becoming really stressful on me. Thank you in advance.
My interests: ( in no particular order )
Foreign Language (French or Japanese)
Photography
Travel
Sciences
Volunteering
Cultures
Animals
With your interest in language, science and volunteering, would you be interested in nursing? If so, then I’d suggest you start taking language classes in college (take the language most in demand in your region. In mine, it’s Spanish.) Start doing the pre-reqs for nursing.
Are you good at languages? If so, then another option is to become a foreign language teacher in the K-12 system. For this, you’d need to start taking language classes (obviously), and complete first your associates, then your bachelors – in your bachelors, you’d major in that language, and also get your teaching certification. This matches your interest in foreign language, travel, volunteering (i.e., helping people) and cultures. The other possibilities I see re: this path are becoming a history or social studies teacher – again, due to your interests in cultures, languages, travel, etc.
If that’s not of interest to you, and if you don’t see a clear path, then consider getting your Associates degree in whatever major you’re closest to completing. Sit with your advisor, figure out which major you’re closest to completing, and finish it. Because unless you have your eyes on a career that demands a particular major, it doesn’t matter what you major in. Just get it *done*.
Some years ago I traveled with My wife to her homeland JAPAN. Here is a video photography collection of some of the sights I had seen while there. I hope you like my work…These are all still images taken with a video camcorder…
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Tags: Art, japan, Japanese Art., photography, Sight Seeing, video photography |
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Photography from various Japanese gardens in Los Angeles.
Yes the quality does suck..its compressed….
but bear with me on that..
just try to enjoy it.
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Tags: Angeles, asian, east, Garden, horticulture, japanese, Los, photography |
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At the moment I’m a senior in highschool and I have no idea of what I want to be when I grow up and stuff. I enjoy japanese, english, and photography. I don’t know how to combine these 3. Suggestions anyone please!?
Um.. Become a Professional Literary Photographer in Japan, literary photographers are people who make pictures that are to do with literature such as books, art etc..whatever english thing you enjoy.
Im pretty sure this didn’t help, but you cant just combine 3 things you like you have to pick one or two that actually can go together those 3 don’t go together
Japanese Cranes and Sea Eagles in Japan
Red Crowned Cranes (also known as Japanes Cranes) and Sea Eagles, Hokkaido, Japan – In Hokkaido you can see Japanes Cranes, as they wake up and fly off from their roosting spot in the early morning, watch them at designated feedingspots in order to help them survive the harsh winter and see them fighting with Sea Eagles over fish. Another spectacular sight are the Sea Eagles that migrate to Japan from Kamchatka with the pack-ice. Hokkaido is the perfect destination for photography. Join wildlife & nature photographer Marsel van Oosten on a Squiver Photo Trip to Japan and come back with great pictures! Visit www.squiver.com and sign up for the White & Wild Japan Phototrip, learning the tricks from a professional.
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Tags: Cranes, Crowned, Eagles, Hokkaido, japan, japanese, nature, Photo, photography, photosafari, Red, Sea, Squiver, Trip, wildlife |
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Photography Question – Where would I find examples of good collage designs or photomontage works online? Any good sites? I have already studied the works of Gilbert & George, as well as Japanese Graphics… Basically, for my Image Creation class in college I need to end up with a collection of 8 Images. I want to use photos, and tie in vector style graphics also… Anything ye could recommend?
go to www.brookscollegeofphotography.com, actually, google that, and the website for that college comes up, go there and on the pages about the college, there are some great works of art. I want to be a photographer when I get older! Thats also the College I want to go to. I hope this has helped