window display@Wako department store, Ginza.
it reminds me of Ridley Scott's SF classic "Blade Runner", and the title is quoted from a Philip K. Dick novel.
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jeitootle 95 months ago | reply
Blade Runner is a damn fine film, yes? and Tokyo Story too......
PhotoPro_ 95 months ago | reply
Blade Runner is a great analogy for this photo.
Great shot!
» M 95 months ago | reply
NICE shot. i like it much.
Trapac 95 months ago | reply
One of my most favourite films - especially the editors cut! I'm not sure this is 'dark' enough to quite do that - the cerise colour permeating is quite something! It's a wonderful image!
drp 95 months ago | reply
I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser gate. All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain. Time to die.
tamjpn 95 months ago | reply
soho, いっぱい見過ぎて覚えてない…。電気羊の夢はまだ見たことないです。多分。
Stuart, are you 3amfrom"kyoto" or "tokyo"?
Jei, Ridley Scott took Japan as his inspiration for Blade Runner, but the story set in LA, or in a big city that suggests a Tokyo gone daft.
Maciej, yesss that's the scene flashed into my mind.
Trapac, I know that it's not that "dark", and I'm rather liking it for its defferences. The difference between fiction and reality, in LA circa 2019 and in Tokyo in 2005, the grimy rainy atomospheric night scene and the clear summer daytime shot, a great director and a no-name flickr.
Duane, I have a splinter of a spaceship. I don't know wheather it's from the one you saw, but I'll pass your story down to my sons and daughters with the astrotear I've got.
Thank you valentin vanyo, Eloïse, enzym, Gretchen, Watari Goro, PhotoPro, Makiyo!! xxx
jeitootle 95 months ago | reply
Yes, Tokyo and London fused, he was also from the North of England where its ALWAYS raining! The design on the film is amazing. Wonder how many architects have been influenced by that vision, chicken and egg effect, which came first, the movie or the city???
Martin Pulaski 95 months ago | reply
It also makes me think of The Man Who Fell To Earth (Nick Roeg). It's a strange world these people live in. But they've got water and we don't. I don't see any replicants, anyway. (Scary but wonderful atmosphere.)
R. Michael MacLiotr 95 months ago | reply
Terrific photo, Tamjpn.
The Blade Runner referrence is quite apt.
Nicely done.
JINMO 95 months ago | reply
stunning!
studio matahari lutong 95 months ago | reply
interesting kaleidoscope of various stuff and reflections- kind of a natural collage
[Neubauten] 95 months ago | reply
This one is hyper cool. And i luv ur Tokyo set, btw.
slight clutter 95 months ago | reply
Holy moly! You've mastered the essence of cool!
dimitrius [deleted] 94 months ago | reply
I'm very impressed that you knew the Philip K. Dick reference with regard to Blade Runner. Respect.
sala. 94 months ago | reply
Yep, this is cool.
Deckard@tyrell.corp 94 months ago | reply
Oh yes ...
You tried to do it by night ? It should be wonderful...
jurvetson 75 months ago | reply
Yes, and what a dream it is...
;-)
tamjpn 75 months ago | reply
baaaaaa :D
Tarky7 67 months ago | reply
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Raelians Rulez, and we'd love to have your photo added to the group.
i don't think you are a cultist...but we luv your creations ne way..
pls post...so we know what we aren't looking for
myelectricsheep 66 months ago | reply
i like this! and not just because of the title. :-P