capturing in prose
Morning light illuminates a vestige of newborn day and an evening gloom brightens a small scratch of the day gently for a brief moment.
朝のひかりが生まれたてのいち日の痕跡を照らし、夕闇がいち日のかすり傷を柔らかく輝かす。
In response to the weekly photo challenge, Evanescent by The Daily Post.
A Part of Wordless Wednesday
and
my second contribution to WPC:Heritage.
The old ocean liner is a part of our cultural heritages. Everyone visiting there knows her name and somehow feels relieved to see her being there. However many people don’t go on board though her fixtures are also gorgeous. Perhaps we are too busy to do something slow.
In response to the weekly photo challenge, Heritage by The Daily Post.
So many years have passed after I left my home town for studying physics. I still remember how it was beautiful and idyllic but I don’t feel nostalgia so much today. Many things I loved have been missed. I cannot see small green creeks anymore. I cannot take a traditional snack at in front of a small sleazy shop.
When I was a kid at school, paddy fields were one of my favorite playgrounds. I used to catch a lot of water insects in summer and learned many things. Perfectly dry fields after rice reaping was the best place to test a model airplane, where nobody complained about its dangerous flights. In wintertime, it was easy to make it a skating rink. All I needed to do was just to spray water on it with my naughty friends.
This is not a kind of nostalgia but sort of a reflection.
まだどこに行っても世界が広く感じた子供の頃、水田はお気に入りの遊び場だった。
In response to the weekly photo challenge, Reflecting by The Daily Post.
I usually submit a post for the Photo Challenge on Friday night in Japan but this week is an exception. It’s a national holiday today and I have my time to stroll out with a camera. A question is what should I take for Danger! Indeed, our life is quite safe except some political issues.
Pictures here were taken at a construction site suspended during holidays. Honestly saying, one of the most dangerous things would have been my taking pictures.
In response to the weekly photo challenge, Danger! by The Daily Post.
l'atelier tanu | tagnoue 