
Nikon D750 f/5.6 1/2,000 300m 100 ISO

Nikon D750 f/5.6 1/2,000 300m 100 ISO

summer’s ending
Max Richter was born on March 22, 1966 in Hamelin, Lower Saxony, West Germany. He was nominated for Breakout Composer of the year in 2008 by the International Film Music Critics Association (IFMCA).

leaves of words:
resting here…there, a
still summer.

The twilight bell
I waited for
is sounding —
if tomorrow is granted me,
I’ll listen for it again.
~Saigyo (B Watson: Poems of a Mountain Home)

humidity–
from beneath a stone
wildflowers
~Issa (cited: http://www.haikuguy.com)

…an image submitted in response to Lost In Translation’s photo challenge
Hearts are one
in the cool shade
of a single pine.
~Gyojo (S Carter, Haiku before Haiku)

this summer breeze
a gentle guide for the one
coming to visit
The past, present, and future…in a moment of time. In your mind’s eye, do you see the generations of past dandelions—sleeping soundly within each protective seed shell? Each kernel attached to a fragile parachute, waiting for a gentle summer breeze, trusting in an unknown tomorrow’s life-giving rain, sun, and soil for its awakening.

Delta sharing a picture that symbolizes transitions, change, and the passing of time.
Going deep,
I leave summer behind
on the mountain path
~Soseki (S Carter, Haiku before Haiku)

on horseback
making a silent bow…
thin mist
~Issa (www.haikuguy.com)
On an afternoon walk, we came upon an end-of-school celebration at a local park. As I wandered about the carnival setting, memories of past transitions that included a sense of freedom came to mind. Freedom to play, to explore, to be… My summers were a time in which I was allowed to roam over hills and through meadows, to swim in rivers and creeks, and to reenact storybook characters. No television, no internet, no social media…just freedom to play in an landscape that extended far beyond the horizon.


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