AntiSpy

One of my friends invited me to Hong Kong, so I'm off, naturally. I was just going to pay my rent for the next 6 months, but what the hell, you only live once. So now I don't have an address, haven't had an address for the 2 years I was on the road prior to this. I'll be staying in Hong Kong for the next few months, take random trips into mainland China, then on to wherever the road takes me. I plan on visiting Japan again, this time climbing Mt. Fuji. Heard there's an amazing view. I'll bring my camera and my (brand)new MacBook laptop, and will be uploading a few snapshots. After that, I'm hoping to continue East, until I reach Californi

I entered the Hidden Paradise competition a month ago, and I can announce that I have won the 1st place. :thumb29957312: Prize contains: Limited Edition Red Canon Crumpler Bag unavailable in stores, a Premium Prints account [3 month sub included] and a Camera Strap. Thanks to KylieKeene (https://www.deviantart.com/kyliekeene) and to the judges, and to all the other great entries. It's not the first award I win for my photos, but It's a special one, thanks to the DeviantArt community. It truly is a great place. Official winners announced: http://news.deviantart.com/article/20873/

Recent days I've had interesting conversations here at deviantart about this issue, especially with gilad (https://www.deviantart.com/gilad) in his fine journal entry. I've travelled all over the world, I've met so many people, some under communist rule, some under dictatorship, some under occupation, some rich and lot's of poor people. Let me first say, that no one, under any circumstance can "limit" freedom of speech, it is one thing that defines our civilization that must be intact. As soon as we "limit" it, block some people from saying whatever they want, it's not freedom anymore. Even if what they are saying are lies and may hurt us, if we shut them up we're no b