capturing in prose
Here I think this is one of the most famous juxtaposition in terms of spatial and temporal meaning. It’s a bit difficult for me to capture a downward pyramid simultaneously.
The lower picture is a part of what I chose in the beginning of this month. Again, it’s a bit difficult for me to capture their cultural background.
This challenge was set by the Daily Post.
A Part of Wordless Wednesday
Probably, I should have chosen a picture of my family. Instead of that, I prepared 2 ambiguous photos. How could we give a definition of a family?
in the middle of
clear views after chilly days
a family of pigeons
This challenge was set by the Daily Post.
Someone said that the winter landscape was visually boring. Yes, exactly, it must be difficult to say it’s a kind of Roy G Biv. A mixture of gray and brown dried up grasses, a dark coat in a morning, no leaves, etc. At least, generally speaking, January is far from clear, bright and polite days. But, is it really true? Seems yes but sometimes no.
冬の景色は退屈である。そう誰かが言っていた。確かにそうである。虹色とは言い難い。灰色と茶色の枯れ草、朝を急ぐ暗い色のコート、枯れたような木々。少なくとも、一般的に言って1月は、澄んだ明るく清楚な日々とは違っている。だが、それは本当だろうか？正しいようだが、正しくもない事もある。
In Yokohama, you can find many fragments of colours here and there if you have watchful eyes. It is flooded with winter colours. You may see even a sign of Spring as energetic children know well.
横浜では、注意深く見れば、そこここに沢山の色の破片を見つけることができる。冬の色が零れ落ちている。春のしるしさえも、子供達が知っているように。
Daily Prompt: Roy G. Biv by THE DAILY POST.
