Where are your eyes? Instead, you could say “Your eyes are knotholes?” in Japanese.
I have taken pictures with no people as usual. Hopefully you could find an eye here.
In response to the weekly photo challenge, Eye Spy by The Daily Post.
capturing in prose
Where are your eyes? Instead, you could say “Your eyes are knotholes?” in Japanese.
I have taken pictures with no people as usual. Hopefully you could find an eye here.
In response to the weekly photo challenge, Eye Spy by The Daily Post.

A Part of Wordless Wednesday
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my second contribution to the weekly photo challenge, Transition
Poinsettia having scarlet petallike leaves is a popular plant for the Christmas also in Japan. It requires darkness more than 12 hours to start changing color and does also brightness for vivid color. In addition it must be warm at least higher than 5C(40F). OK, fine! Here’s a picture of poinsettia in transition.
In response to the weekly photo challenge, Transition by The Daily Post.