A Part of Wordless Wednesday.
Tag: green
Wordless Wednesday: Gently being Green
A Part of Wordless Wednesday.
Fresh green
To sit in the shade on a fine day, and look upon verdure is the most perfect refreshment.
よく晴れた日の木陰に座り新緑を眺めることが何よりもの気分転換。
– Jane Austen
in a forest
I often take a stroll in a forest close to my house with my D-SLR. The forest is, exactly saying, a part of greens conservation area being scattered with some parks, well-managed woods, traditional farming villages and a zoological garden, located in the north of Yokohama.
我が家から程近い森をカメラを抱えてよく散策する。緑化保全地域の類で、公園やら保全林やらが散在するエリアである。
Unfortunately, you can hardly see wild animals because it is an urban area. Though it is said that some Japanese raccoon dogs live there, what I have ever encountered seemed nonnative species introduced from Northern America or others from China.
残念ながら野生動物を見かけることはほとんどない。見かけるのも、まだ生息しているというタヌキではなく、外来種のアライグマかハクビシンである。
It’s winter. The forest is quiet and colorless. Even so, it is still interesting.
今は冬。音も色も少ないが、森はそれでも面白い。
Weekly Photo Challenge: Circle
I hope you’ve found a circle in it.
A traditional decoration in Japan, Kadomatsu (門松), is made of pine and bamboo. Today, I looked up in a bamboo forest where some people was making a Kadomatsu several days ago and spotted this invisible circle.
よく管理されたひかり溢れる正月の竹林。元日を迎えるための準備が行われた痕が残る。
In response to the weekly photo challenge, Circle by The Daily Post.
cutted down bamboos
stubble
Kadomatsu
l'atelier tanu | tagnoue 