iPods around the world

[obeygiant]

Mursi tribeswoman with AK-47 and iPod.

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Some more of iPods around the world.

 

[iJawn108]

Notice the $ in palm.

 

[Jasonbot]

How does that woman eat???

 

[Jasonbot]

Notice the $ in palm.

It was all a setup...

double post

 

[obeygiant]

Notice the $ in palm.

good eyes. maybe that was the fee for the picture.

 

[obeygiant]

These are not memoirs of a princess. These are memoirs of a different kind..

 

[backsidetailsli]

theres no way that is a woman..

 

[Telp]

These are not memoirs of a princess. These are memoirs of a different kind..

Hey I actually really love this picture...

 

[ghall]

theres no way that is a woman..

There's no way that is a human!

 

[zap2]

good eyes. maybe that was the fee for the picture.

It was all a setup...

double post

Notice the $ in palm.

The article you link to said that

-they nevertheless have turned their small contact with foreigners into an art form of extortion. Pictures equal money. No exceptions

 

[obeygiant]

Hey I actually really love this picture...

i think thats Kyoto.

I like this one in Dubai.

 

[iSaint]

I used to look at those pics on iLounge all the time. Thanks for reminding me.

I always forget to snap a photo of my iPod when the opportunity presents itself.

 

[Telp]

i think thats Kyoto.

I like this one in Dubai.

That is awesome ! and quite beautiful. Well framed in the ipod and a very pretty building ?

 

[vniow]

theres no way that is a woman..

There's no way that is a human!

That's not insulting and degrading at all...

 

[bartelby]

theres no way that is a woman..

There's no way that is a human!

Just how ****ing ignorant are you people?

Open your eyes and minds and learn about other cultures!!

 

[Lixivial]

I've always loved iLounge's gallery, and all the images linked in this thread are pretty incredible. It's kinda incredible how pervasive the iPod is. I'm glad this thread popped up because the link had been gathering dust in my bookmarks.

The iPod running on 10.0!

And I quite enjoyed this one.

 

[SeVeN]

lets start our own, in this thread.

now i just gotta find a good spot here in the city

 

[asnozz]

These are not memoirs of a princess. These are memoirs of a different kind..

hey dude, Im going to Kyoto next month and was wonder where this is?

 

[obeygiant]

hey dude, Im going to Kyoto next month and was wonder where this is?

Its the Fushimi Inari shrine. I'm not sure if this is the one in Memoirs of a Geisha though.

The Fushimi Inari shrine, two stops south of Kyoto Station on the JR Nara line. The main shrine is across the street from Inari station, but the real attraction requires a little exercise. The mountain behind the first buildings is criss-crossed with walking trails lined with tens of thousands of vermillion torii gates, spaced close together to create the effect of moving through a sun-dappled orange tunnel in the midst of an enchanted forest.

The trail of gates leads past ponds and through pine forests, with every step taking one further into the realm of the magical and surreal. Jumbled groups of small stone shrines with carvings of sinister looking animal spirits appear at intervals in clearings along the path, shaded pockets of superstitution, black shadows of burning candles, an embodiment of the mysterious animist roots of the Shinto faith.

link to a blog about kyoto


[url="http://www.planetware.com/kyoto/fushimi-inari-taisha-shrine-jpn-ks-fush.htm]The Fushimi Inari Taisha shinto shrine, located in Fushimi-ku, Kyoto.[/url]