autumn
autumn
walking squares (10)
If I could do as I wish
I could acknowledge more profoundly ~ The Sarashina Diary (1009-1059) *
*Translated: The sorrow of departing in Autumn. There are a thousand kinds of flowers in the autumn fields, so there are a thousand reasons for going to the fields.
Cited: Diaries of Court Ladies of Old Japan
Images submitted in response to Becky’s (The Life of B) walking squares.
walking squares (8)
Fujifilm X-T4 … f/4 . 1/800s . 32mm. 1250 ISO
Image submitted in response to Becky’s (The Life of B) walking squares.
fotd … the race is on
flower of the day challenge
With the air of a century past
The fallen leaves on the garden ~Basho
autumn resting … Cee’s flower of the day
cffc: catching people unaware
An Autumn day at the park… Cee’s cffc photo challenge: Catching People Unaware
wordless Wednesday
while they were away
leaves pile up
in the gardens of the gods ~Basho
Fujifilm X-TR. F/4. 1/680 s. 16.5 mm. 160 ISO
cmmc: october autumn colors
colors of autumn
currents of shrouded – past times
monarch butterfly
backdrop of autumn… Fujifilm X-T4: f/4 1/640s 80mm 160 ISO Edited: Capture One
Cee’s cmmc: october autumn colors
autumn
Blow if you will,
fall winds–the flowers
have all faded. ~Gansan (Yoel Hoffman, Japanese Death Pomes)
a moment with Saigyo
it stirs the soul
of even the most indifferent person–
first autumn winds
~Saigyo
Lens-artist: colors of autumn
The autumn wind
more white
than the rocks in the rocky mountains ~Basho
Oh leaves, ask the wind which of you
Will be the first to fall. ~Soseki
Along this road
Is none but I
This autumn eve. ~ Basho
in branches dense
with cicadas’ drone —
one autumn leaf ~Shohaku
“But why now?”
You will ask, awake
in autumn night. ~ Nishiyama Soin*
Images of past autumns with autumn haiku submitted for this week’s Lens-Artists photo challenge: colors of autumn
autumn
None calls upon me, or remembers me in my mountain village.
On the reeds by the thin hedge, the Autumn winds are sighing.
~The Sarashina Diary (cited: Diaries of Court Ladies of Old Japan
a meditative journey 
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