capturing in prose
You see many lines here but is there any patterns?
The picture was taken at a museum of potteries, perhaps earthenware would be a better expression, where a famous potter lived in this house fifty years ago. His name was Shoji Hamada.
Looking into the room, perhaps you could see some rectangle patterns on walls, floors and tables.
This challenge was set by the Daily Post.
The typhoon MAN-YI is going close to Yokohama. Am I now inside of the storm system? Probably, it is leaving us.
inside of a farm
unnoticed by all
dawn shows the garden stuff
Sometimes, morning light shows green vegetables brilliantly as if you are walking in the trees.
This challenge was set by the Daily Post.
Wired!
It is said that, considering easy recovery from accidents like an earthquake, power lines should not be buried in the ground in Japan. I’m not sure it’s true.
Anyway, it’s not preferable fact for photography but, sometimes, it looks like a contemporary art.
It was calm but desolate.
I thought it seemed to be a good time to visit where I lived. When you think of the past time, probably you envision glorious scenery and days. It’s true if you had a good experience there. Yes, it’s true but it was still calm and desolate.
