Showing posts with label monochrome. Show all posts
Showing posts with label monochrome. Show all posts
3/12/2014
3/28/2013
an artistic structure on the street
The image was taken at a stroll around the city of Tochigi. I tried to shoot it in overexposure intentionally.
When I saw the signboard, I thought that it was so good timing for a pot of tea at that time.
But, unfortunately the cafe was closed already.
Only a hanging signboard had been left on the street.

When I saw the signboard, I thought that it was so good timing for a pot of tea at that time.
But, unfortunately the cafe was closed already.
Only a hanging signboard had been left on the street.
3/12/2013
one Saturday afternoon of the early spring
It was warm Saturday afternoon.
The image of this peaceful scene was taken on last Saturday at the Ueno Park when I visited the exhibition held in the Tokyo National Museum seen in front in this image. The exhibition was "Enku's Buddhas".
Enku was a Buddhist monk in 17th century, he had traveled on foot all over Japan and carved more than hundred thousands of wooden statues of Buddha.
I enjoyed the appreciation of the Enku's great 60 pieces of work in that exhibition.

The image of this peaceful scene was taken on last Saturday at the Ueno Park when I visited the exhibition held in the Tokyo National Museum seen in front in this image. The exhibition was "Enku's Buddhas".
Enku was a Buddhist monk in 17th century, he had traveled on foot all over Japan and carved more than hundred thousands of wooden statues of Buddha.
I enjoyed the appreciation of the Enku's great 60 pieces of work in that exhibition.
3/08/2013
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