Japan has many wonderful nature scenery and mockmoon has uploaded his latest work, and this time it is a lovely time-lapse video of the winter scene in Japan.
I’m a big fan of his video, especially those that capture the night sky because living in a city like Singapore, I never get the chance to see so many stars in the night sky. I’ve embedded the youtube version below, but I would recommend that you watch the vimeo version in full HD.
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Same here. I would love to see the night sky everyday but it’s impossible in the city. That doesn’t stop me from looking up everytime I walk back home from school at night though
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