Tokyo from a Window
Two Slots Left for Tokyo
We had some cancellations, so there are two openings for the Tokyo Workshop available. Inquire therein. It’s just in a few weeks, so you still have time to make it to Japan before all the beautiful blossoms fall off the cherry trees!
Daily Photo – Tokyo from a Window
Tokyo is one of those cities that looks incredible from every angle and from every window!
If you are like me, whenever you see a window, you sometimes act a bit like a dork and move your body and head in strange ways to “frame a photo”. Do you do that? Maybe it’s just me. And it’s not just windows… it’s everything that forms some kind of a square or rectangular frame on the world.
This time, I happened to have my camera with me and I set up the shot so it was just exactly what I saw out the window.

















I’m first! I’m first!!
Cool shot. I think the window frames gives it a Magritte kind of feel.
Well done..:)
Nice shot ! Congratulations
Jean-Michel
Great shot with a very nice frame (simple idea, excellent outcome). The clouds look threatening.
nice view and cool shot!
the signs at the bottom say: no photographs! haha
where is this at? a hotel room?
greetz
I agree, Trey!! The window looks like a frame especially for your photo of the cityscape. All the colors of Tokyo show up brightly. And yes, those clouds do look ominous. We get a lot of those here, but, unfortunately, they don’t produce moisture most of the time. I even saw one sigh I could read, VISA, lol. Thanks for sharing another great photo! Happy weekend, everyone.
Cool shot Trey – love this one! Your musings are also interesting!
Nice photo
Thanks!
Phillipp – You saw it! I was wondering if anyone would zoom in.
Gail – thanks as always!
What’s with the ‘No Photographs’ sign in the window? I get ‘Don’t touch the glass’ they don’t want to clean it eight times a day, but photographs? Thats not a military base out there, just a city.
Cool shot Trey! Congratulations
John – hehe – I don’t know – annoying eh? I’m glad you agree with me!
little homesick and miss everything in Japan, thanks for nice pics, they’re so beautiful.
Nice shot! I’ve seen some great views of Tokyo from office windows but usually it’s because I’m there for a business meeting and I can’t just whip out my GF1 and pop off a few shots…especially since most companies prohibit photos
Too bad. Looking forward to the workshop!!
Any idea why they don’t want you to touch the window or take a photograph through / of it?