capturing in prose
I have no stocks for celebration and it’s not a time of celebrating something. Heavy weather may say difficult time. However, I know, it’s not the time to be pessimistic. Summer vacation is just next to you and me.
The photo was taken in the 2nd of June, port opening memorial day of Yokohama. As you see, it was far from a big fun day but I love this relaxing atmosphere.
A contribution to A Photo a Week Challenge: Celebration by Nancy Merrill Photography.
Nobody may not be interested in a rusty H-section steel towering up alone. However I stopped walking to see what it was and found it’s beautiful color contrasted with a blue sky.
My contribution to A Photo a Week Challenge: From Below by Nancy Merrill Photography.
It should be slightly out of focus like an old print taken with a planar opening the f stop. It was my intention but the image might be too vague.
My first participation in A Photo a Week Challenge: Light the Night by Nancy Merrill Photography.
It might be better to be captioned with ‘closed’ but it’s still a sort of ‘opening’ in aspect of both framing and an object behind the barrier.
My first participation in A Photo a Week Challenge: Opening by Nancy Merrill Photography.
I got inspired by plenty of pictures and comments. I learned a lot of ideas from various participants. What a wonderful community! Than you everyone, thank you for everything and thank you The Daily Post.
I don’t intend to add anything different from my usual photos but have chosen old-fashioned one for the final contribution.
In response to the weekly photo challenge, All-Time Favorites by The Daily Post.
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