capturing in prose
I took this picture in France as a memorandum because I was interested in the priority of pedestrians and automobiles. Simultaneously, when I looked at the vanishing point, I found that it was shinning at the end of the street as the energy converges there.
In response to the weekly photo challenge, Converge by The Daily Post.
A Part of Wordless Wednesday
秋の微かに暖かな日差しを一日愉しんだ夕暮れ、その日をしめくくりにするには何がふさわしいかと考え始める頃、横浜のビルが夕靄に静かに沈んでいく。
In the evening after enjoying warm sunlight of a valuable autumn day, at a time to think of what should be done at the end of the day, skyscrapers in Yokohama were sinking into smoggy haze.
横浜市は広い。住宅街から見る中心街は、ひどく遠く感じる。それもまた横浜である。
Yokohama is a big city. When people say Yokohama, sometimes it means a downtown and a harbor. A greater Yokohama has small forests, hills and many suburban residential blocks.
Light lines are always straight in aspect of Newton mechanics.
Straight lines in parallel never intersect at one point.
Time to time, someone makes strange lines though.
In response to the weekly photo challenge, Angular by The Daily Post.
A Part of Wordless Wednesday
l'atelier tanu | tagnoue 