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Niseko - Japan
Greets y'all, been a while!
A few snaps from where I presently am (here fore a couple more weeks so hopefully more to come!) Nothing really worthy of critique, but an interesting part fo the world so felt to share ; Some more here : http://darb.net/japan-2006/ 
Yours Truly bottom right 
Arigato! http://davidsonimagery.com/
Right place, right time, where the hecks my camera ...
Nice mate, I like the longer exposure shots of the bus and the runs lit up at night. Gotta love the beer and liquor vending machine!!!
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Looks like your having a great time! Like Raskill I like the night shots, the bus especially!
The shot of the two of your with the great vista behind, it took a moment to register the rest of the mount is hidden by cloud, for a second I thought you had a strange flat top mesa in snow country.
yeh the vending machiens are awesome ... can get hot soup, coffe, cocoa and any number of other weird and wonderful thigns (sometimes you just have to take a punt on what it is
 ... the pic of the bus was taken by a mate, of moi.http://davidsonimagery.com/
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another similiar ... taken by another mate (dave), Jon & Myself ; Today was quite odd with thick cloud down low but great visibility up top (and shin deep powder)  http://davidsonimagery.com/
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far out darb! do you ever spend anytime at home?
 gotta love the vending machines in Japan  Have you tried the ones which sell underwear  Hassy, Leica, Nikon, iPhone
Come follow the rabbit hole...
Keep a look out for two of my Aussie mates (Kieran and Rob - 30-ish) who are over there enjoying the snow as we speak.
Looks like a wicked place for snow (and beers).  Steve (Nikon D200/D700)
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Hi Darb,
thanks a lot for sharing. We can sit here and melt (unless we have airconditioning) and look at the cold hemisphere. Cheers, CD
volcano infact! ... means the thermal hot springs here are the real deal. Was pretty cool sitting in a thermal nutrient rich rockpool with bubbling hot water, outdoors in the middle of the snow. Couldnt stand much longer than about 20 minutes though, and that was with a beer. http://davidsonimagery.com/
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