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.
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.
It is always long way to climb all the way to the summit even if it does not mean the top of the world.
When you achieve it, you will see the next summit over there.
As Roman kept on building their country.
In response to the weekly photo challenge, Achievement by The Daily Post.
Minimalism, what a charming word. Many of the things are too complex today.
Time to time, I tried to take a simple picture with light and shadow but it was far from the minimalism. One of such pictures I did was a previous header image of the Mont Saint Michel in France as some my readers know.
In response to the weekly photo challenge, Minimalist by The Daily Post.
The temperature in Yokohama is descending gradually and Winter will come soon. North mountains are going to be white within one month. The blue frag is for a giant slalom of ski and, as you see, it would be difficult to know how it is going. This week, I prepared four pictures saying Descent.
At Minato-mirai station in Yokohama, taken with iPhone.
Ascent?
At Mont Saint-Michel.
In response to the weekly photo challenge, Descent by The Daily Post.
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