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January 23, 2022

Winter seascape: Morito-beach (Hayama)

Winter seascape: Morito-beach (Hayama)


Just before it disappears beyond the distant silhouette of Izu Peninsula, the setting sun is shining radiantly and continues to illuminate the ash-blue evening sky with its bright golden color.

The calm surface of the sea is rippling finely and is sparkling like the white sands of a stone garden in the moonlight, faintly reflecting the gold hues of the transitory afterglow.

A number of ink-black shore reefs look like the rock arrangements of a dry landscape garden.

The small lighthouse has begun to light up to guide fishing boats back to the beach at the dusk.


Winter seascape: Morito-beach (Hayama)

Winter seascape: Morito-beach (Hayama)


In the transparent evening sky, the clouds of indigo-iron color are floating in the vermilion afterglow like the silhouette of a flock of huge seabirds slowly returning to their nests in the chilly wind.

The finely waving surface of the sea is shining dimly as if it had been lacquered with mat-silver flakes. 

A number of rugged rocks are standing out from the rippling surface of the sea and are quietly withstanding the ruthless waves and sea-winds of midwinter.

Winter seascape: Morito-beach (Hayama)

Winter seascape: Morito-beach (Hayama)


In the vivid cinnabar afterglow beyond the shadow of the distant peninsula, the snow-topped figure of Mt. Fuji is emerging dignifiedly from the horizon like the legendary Mt. Sumeru (Mt. Shumisen), which is considered in Buddhism as the highest mountain rising in the center of the universe.

There is no cloud in the cold windy sky. The sunken sun, which has disappeared behind the peninsula, still continues to cast rich golden brilliance into the air, tinting the gray-blue sky in various shades.

The surface of Sagami Bay, which is rough with small waves, is faintly reflecting the twilight left by the sun. The gleam of the light house on Enoshima Island can be seen, and the darkness is gradually deepening.



Winter seascape: Morito-beach (Hayama)

Winter seascape: Morito-beach (Hayama)

 

September 12, 2021

Sunset in blue: Morito-beach (Hayama)

Sunset in blue: Morito-beach (Hayama)


The soft vermilion light that the setting sun emits is increasingly blending with the blue-gray of the floating cumulus clouds to create the ever-changing violet sky above the tranquil evening sea.

The tender brilliance of the sky is reflected on the silvery surface of the finely rippled sea. 

Although the sun is gently sinking beyond the sea and the night is closing in gradually, the people on the beach are still staying here to cherish the glow of embers of this summer day.


Sunset in blue: Morito-beach (Hayama)

Sunset in blue: Morito-beach (Hayama)


The sun is gradually sinking beyond the distant horizon. Illuminated by the remaining flames of the setting sun, the wavy flakes of altocumulus clouds are shining brightly in the dark blue sky like the countless tufts of silvery-white feathers of the mythical bird which lives in the sky.

The ever-changing radiance of the sun is beautifully coloring this serene seascape to reveal one of the most stunning spectacles of this watery planet for a brief moment before sundown.

 

Sunset in blue: Morito-beach (Hayama)

Sunset in blue: Morito-beach (Hayama)


In the pale evening light, the sea keeps rippling unceasingly and gleaming like a satin-finished surface of silver. The thin blue clouds are drifting and fading away quietly in the pleasant sea breeze.

The faint afterglow is tinting the shimmering surface of the sea and the sky above the horizon with a variety of reddish gold colors.

The continuous transformation of this blue seascape before my eyes makes me notice the ever-lasting movement of this planet earth. 


Sunset in blue: Morito-beach (Hayama)

Sunset in blue: Morito-beach (Hayama)

 

Sunset in blue: Morito-beach (Hayama)

Sunset in blue: Morito-beach (Hayama)

 

Sunset in blue: Morito-beach (Hayama)

Sunset in blue: Morito-beach (Hayama)