Unlike trying to capture the New York City skyline, Tokyo is so massive and spread out, the best one can do is aim for interesting sections. I lucked out and happened to be in front of this view at sunset.
An interesting section of the Tokyo skyline at sunset.
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Categories: Features, Japan, Photos
Post tags: architecture, Japan, Photos, tokyo
3 Comments
This is a great photo – especially with the golden lighting. I find cities such as Seoul, Hong Kong, Shanghai and Tokyo stunning around this time of day and especially at night when the lights get turned on & the buildings sparkle.
This is a great photo – especially with the golden lighting. I find cities such as Seoul, Hong Kong, Shanghai and Tokyo stunning around this time of day and especially at night when the lights get turned on & the buildings sparkle.
Thanks Sam, and thanks for submitting it to Reddit :)