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This is the Autumn edition of the Kyoto Picture Tour series.
There is also a free version available.
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* Healing Photos of Kyoto *

Shinya Murata, a photographer based in Kyoto, shares his collection of relaxing and healing Japanese scenery.

Famous sightseeing spots and lesser known gems sought out by the photographer himself bring the autumn breeze right to your hands.

Visit us once more,
there are much to explore,
Kyoto calls you.

Feel the aura of Japan wherever you are. As a picture frame on your desktop at home or work, these photographs will let you escape the flurry of everyday life for a while.

Stop and take a deep breath.
Let the city noise fade
and remember the moments past.

If you have crossed paths with Kyoto before, you will remember fondly of the day, that place.

Healing Photos of Kyoto, official website of the photographer:
http://shinyamurata.blog27.fc2.com/

* Location aware *

This app is also handy as a guide map, as photo locations can be displayed in Google Maps.

Note: They may not be the exact shooting points. Also, some of the locations are unknown.

* Number of pictures included *

50 portraits, 50 landscapes.

Different works are displayed for horizontal and vertical orientations.

* Notes on usage *

Network connection is required to display locations on map.

With OS 3.0 or greater, you can view maps without leaving the app. On devices with lower OS versions, the Maps application launches when you tap on the map button.

To adjust the sound level, please use the volume buttons of your device.

* Features *
- Clock display on/off
- Display location names on/off
- Background music on/off
- Slideshow (Duration configurable)
- Display random photos
- Automatic repeat
- Landscape orientation support
- Save any photo to your Photo Album (and set as wallpaper from there)
- Smooth flick navigation
- Links to Google Maps

* How to navigate *

- Tap to show various controls including map and save buttons.
- Tap the upper edge of the screen to access the menu.
- Tap the lower edge of the screen in Manual Mode to reveal the Photo Roll.
- Tap on both sides of the screen in Manual Mode to slide right or left.
- Rotate your device to switch between portrait and landscape Photo Rolls.