capturing in prose
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.
I imagined what my favorite album was or which kind of music I loved. Wagner? Yes but no, probably cover art should be an image of middle age, which is just ordinary. How about the Latin Jazz? seems not so good. OK, let’s try to make 60’s with new photos.
Then, I retouched a picture of Coca-Cola track.
Alternative idea was to make a futuristic cover suitable for a book about social issues such like greenhouse gas. It also could be a cover art of 70’s progressive rock.
In response to the weekly photo challenge, Cover Art by The Daily Post.
Three years ago, I had a chance to visit the exhibition of Jean-Michel Othoniel, who is well-know artist and his works are made of glass.
The refracted light was blended in colored glasses and reflected around you.
As if it was in a cathedral.
Time to time, we are confused and think where we are in the refracted world.
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In response to the weekly photo challenge, Refraction by The Daily Post.
When you’re traveling, a bad weather makes your way dismal time to time.
Strong wind may screw up your schedule or rain may discourage your challenge.
On the other hand, the rain clean up dusty air and shows a dreamy scenery.
If you want, of course, you would see even a perfect rainbow.
In response to the weekly photo challenge, Dreamy by The Daily Post.
At first, I got interested in the shape and color of this sign. It was a hot summer day, sky was blue and the metal was shining. The sign was looked like a part of summer. Then, I took this picture with my iPhone but what was this?
It said “Lead Hook” which meant that you could hang a leash of your dog on the hook. Looking into the sign, its shape was a face of a dog. Interestingly, the sign said in Japanese, “please do not use for a big dog”.
I posted similar pictures. Let me do it again because I like this signs as a symbolic view of busy city.
The last one is a handmade road sign. I think it was a good combination of green and a sign.
All the pictures were taken with iPhone 5.
In response to the weekly photo challenge, Signs by The Daily Post.
