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The camellia is a plant of the spring in the world of the haiku.
However, I think that the elegant red of the camellia just matches a snow scene.
Please visit "Macro Flower Pictures" kindly hosted by maiaT to see many spectacular Macro.
There are various Shinto shrines in the Far East.
There is one built more than 1000 years ago, and appears in The Tale of Genji.
On the other hand, there is such a Shinto shrine these which does not understand when it was built.
An autumn harvest festival was over here.
It is the small Shinto shrine which villagers have protected jointly. Camellias bloom around, calmly.
Muy bonitas fotografias, la flor es preciosa.
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beautiful images! just beautiful!
ReplyDeletethe last one is amazing
ReplyDeleteCamellia is so beautiful - your right, it matches snow scene perfectly!
ReplyDeleteMe gustan todas, pero el árbol es majestuoso. Un saludo
ReplyDeleteMe encantó la camelia, es una bella flor.
ReplyDeleteRuma lamento lo dificil que se nos hace comunicarnos, veo que no entendiste quienes son Les Luthiers en mi blog. Ellos son muy buenos músicos, inteligentes, cultos, ingeniosos, muy buenos artistas. Hacen humor musical. Tocan muchos instrumentos y cantan diversos géneros musicales, tambien inventan sus raros instrumentos musicales . Son conocidos en muchos paises. Espero que no te canses de tratar de entender el español.
Gracias por intentarlo siempre.
Besos.
The shrine looks so peaceful.
ReplyDeleteGreat flower photo! I can definitely see it against a snow white background.
ReplyDeleteI really love those Shinto shrines.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures :-)
ReplyDeleteCamellias are so beautiful, no matter what the color. In my birthplace, Georgia, they are almost the first flowers that bloom after the winter season.
ReplyDeleteThat village is so relaxing having more trees and green environment.
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