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The autumn moon lived in art as the representative thing which symbolized the autumn beauty of the Far East from the ancient times.
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Man'yōshū tanka collection(oldest existing collection of Japanese poetry), The Tale of Genji, Waka(poetry), Haiku, etc.
The autumn chief character was always the moon.
No wonder - moon is beautiful!
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Ayer mismo he sido testigo de la luna jugando con las nubes del otoño. pero no he podido fotografiarlas... Sé por qué, tenías que vivirlo en presente sin aferrarme a ello... así que ¡Arigato! por mostrarlas hoy :)
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Buen día!
Un cordial saludo desde Asturias :)
No sé si leerás español, pero quiero que sepas que deseo saber todo lo que quieras expresar del lejano oriente. Tanto mi hijo como yo somos fervientes admiradores de esa cultura.
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Estas fotos son maravillosas, he tenido siempre problemas para fotografiar la luna, se resiste a mi cámara.
Un saludo desde Argentina
Please, if you can't understand spanish tell me and I'll try write in English
Dear Ruma, what beautiful pictures of the ever enticing moon. This prompted me to read up a bit on Japanese poetry. tanka, haiku and waka. I have found some lovely poems. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! I love photographing the moon too; I got a couple more yesterday that I will try to post later this afternoon.
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~Penny
Wow, wonderful photos!
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JUST GORGEOUS dear Ruma!
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Rosa
El cielo es fantastico, aqui se llama cielo emborregado.
ReplyDeleteFotografia muy bonita.
Besos
La bella luna -- beautiful photos! Thank you for your knowledge and for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteVery cool shots - I have 2 shots very similar that I'll be posting for Sky Watch Friday. I was going to post them both last week for Halloween, but my internet was out, so I didn't get to. Great images
ReplyDeleteVery pretty and mysterious moon shots. I especially like the first one with the leaves over it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful your blog, Ruma. I love oriental traditions like haikus, symbols, Li Po, etc.
ReplyDeleteLove the pictures, information, poetry. Congrats for the wonderful work of yours here. Love also the information about full moon in poetry, a tradition I continue. Tks for visiting me and for the comments about my photo blog. Regards.
Beautiful..just beautiful! I do so love your blog!! Thank you for visiting mine!!
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Excellent!
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ReplyDeletethey are so ancient, the autumn celebrations of the night and the moon.they connect us throughout the planet and evoque our common ancestry
ReplyDeleteI love Japan. There is so much beauty there.
ReplyDeleteI haven't spent much time there, just five days in Tokyo a few years ago to see my friend, who was performing for 3 months at the Park Hyatt's NY Bar, but, at that time, I got to meet ten forensic colleagues - doctors and nurses who were hoping to set up services for sexual assault victims in your country. A few months later, four of them came to San Francisco and I took a week off to show them around and to introduce them to all such programs in our area. I was so honored when they, then, invited me back to Japan - all expenses paid - to teach on child forensic interviewing at four sites in Japan! I was in Tokyo, Shiga, Kyoto and Akita. Akita was so lovely. We spent three days there and my dear friends took me to Kakunodate to see a Japanese Sumurai Village and to beautiful Lake Tazawa. Also, in Akita, I had some of the most wonderful sake!
Wau..that was really an excellent shots..beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThese two are extraordinary.
ReplyDeleteAwesome moon shots.
ReplyDeleteMesmerizing moon, how beautiful! Congratulations they are wonderful photographs.
ReplyDeleteFantastic night shots! Truly beautiful!
ReplyDeleteReally wonderful in Japanese tradition it have meaning.
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