As usual, your colors are really engaging, and I was particularly taken with the next to last on the middle row and the second on the last row. I shall give all due credit.
When my family was in Japan three years ago, it was just cherry blossom season. It's a remarkable, fleeting thing of beauty. You've captured that ephemeral essence in several of these pictures... which is why I've just snagged another one.
It really was fantastic. I can see why people take days off from work in Japan when they're in season. Hundreds upon hundreds of people picnic in the parks as the blossoms form an umbrella of pink or white overhead. When a breeze comes up, tiny blossoms detach from their anchors and float lazily to the ground, drifting through the air or a sun-streaked band of light.
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Date: 2006-02-01 11:46 pm (UTC)When my family was in Japan three years ago, it was just cherry blossom season. It's a remarkable, fleeting thing of beauty. You've captured that ephemeral essence in several of these pictures... which is why I've just snagged another one.
Thanks.
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Date: 2006-02-05 06:10 pm (UTC)One thing is a picture, but to see it, breath it and feel it must be wonderful.
Thank you!
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Date: 2006-02-05 07:07 pm (UTC)Anyway, your icons reminded me of that.
Thank you so much.