capturing in prose
Oblique ray is the one of my favorites but difficult to take. In a morning, the sunlight began to illuminate a field and I found myself being a part of it. I chose two pictures having similar diagonal line and similar but different light.
In response to the weekly photo challenge, Dialogue by The Daily Post.
These books are old paperbacks in Japan. A big publishing company added a tassel – bookmark, which is called spin(e) in Japan – to their paperbacks and I liked it. Probably, near future, a question would be raised; what it this ribbon fraying. For today many people use a tablet to read books. Even in a digital equipment, of course, you can easily go wild.
Sometimes, though it might be frayed by artificial means.
In response to the weekly photo challenge, Fray by The Daily Post.
l'atelier tanu | tagnoue 