capturing in prose
It’s holiday season also in Yokohama. The city is twinkling like a star and go to bed at late night.
Aka-renga, literally red bricks, was a warehouse for exporting long while and is now used for a shopping mall. In the court, the christmas market is held now.
Twinkling winter gives us a warm night.
I’ll feature the twinkle night in Yokohama again soon.
In response to the weekly photo challenge, Twinkle by The Daily Post.
The colored season has gone but I remenber how it was as you still see sometimes your childhood in a dream.
Most of children saying good-bye to the locomotive, they will bring it to mind again.
In response to the weekly photo challenge, Gone, But Not Forgotten by The Daily Post.
This type of old-fashioned crossing seems to be hard to see in urban area especially on commuter lines around Yokohama and Tokyo area but still exists.
In response to the weekly photo challenge, Converge by The Daily Post.
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.
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.
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