Earth After Dark: The Patterns Cities Leave in Light
Tokyo: A Metropolis Around the Bay
Tokyo’s lights form a dense web around the dark edge of its bay. Photographed from the International Space Station on February 27, 2021, the view turns streets and neighborhoods into a fine-grained pattern rather than a skyline. The water provides a visual pause within that density: a reminder that the shape of a city is also the shape of what it cannot build over.
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