Foreign Friday
Drying Corn Misawa, Japan Autumn 1980 |
I enjoyed living in rural Japan and seeing the "real" Japan, not just the images on travel brochures.
Many times, we overlook the beauty in our surroundings because we do not change our perspective.
Your photos not only touch my heart, but they have a unique artistic quality. I hope you have these framed. They are sad and beautiful at the same time.
ReplyDeleteVery true Nancy! Love the fall corncob bunch
ReplyDeleteLove that first photo. It's amazing, though, how the perspective of the focal point changes as you introduce more background into the picture.
ReplyDeleteSo true! You are an excellent photographer.
ReplyDeleteLove the corn shocks. But, I have to say, that building looks pretty precariously placed on the ledge. LOL
ReplyDeleteNice photos, Nancy. Somehow when I think of Japan, I don't think of corn, so these were particularly interesting to me.
ReplyDeleteInteresting progression of photos. :)
ReplyDeleteI love that some of your rural Japan photos could be rural almost anywhere.
ReplyDeleteI so enjoy your photography - thank you for sharing it with us. I wholeheartedly agree with your perspective on perspective. LOL. I am glad that you took the time to to capture the details of your travels.
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