Showing posts with label twilight. Show all posts
Showing posts with label twilight. Show all posts
November 21, 2021
October 7, 2020
January 15, 2017
Mt.Fuji in twilight: Inamuragasaki (Kamakura)
In the freezing cold air, the winter sun is slowly sinking below the horizon.
The evening glow is gradually tinging the chilly sky with a mellow amber color.
The bold outline of Mt.Fuji appears against the twilight sky to let us know the crystal clearness of the wintry atmosphere.
November 28, 2013
The evening twilight: Morito coast (Hayama)
In the pale vermilion glow of evening twilight, two girls, who hold their kick-scooters, are going back home from the seawall after short girl talk.
A beam from the lighthouse, which has started just now, is telling them of the coming on of a quiet moonlit night.
February 14, 2013
Mt.Fuji in the twilight (Shichirigahama-beach)
The twilight is tinting the midwinter sky with light cinnabar-red. The land and sea are finely colored in the subtle gradations of violet.
This lucid and peaceful landscape of Mt.Fuji is the precious gift of the dry and transparent chilliness of this season.
October 9, 2011
Calm twilight at Morito coast
Countless fleecy clouds are gently floating high up in the air. The evening sun has just sunk below the horizon.
The dim afterglow, which is a precious and transient gift from the setting sun, is subtly coloring the quiet sky violet and scarlet to let us sense the fineness of our universe at this very moment.
The waves are softly lapping the shore with pleasant sound as if to wash away the pain and distress of all living things in this peaceful twilight.
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