Strange how the night moves
With autumn closing in
—Bob Seger
This was taken towards the end of summer. The sky always takes on a tranquil look around this time of year, one that especially comes out in the evening.
As I edited the above shot shot, it reminded me of another I took years ago. This is a more artsy edit I had made of it that I rather enjoyed.
As the old rhyme goes: Red Sky at Night, Sailor's Delight.
Does that include orange? When the light is just right in the evening on a day when it has stormed, we sometimes get these wonderful orange skies. I wonder if this is how it might look on Jupiter.
Anyway, I was also out and about and saw the tail end of some plum blossoms. So it goes. Here's a shot from the start of them, when they were just taking the spotlight.
See you again next year, plum blossoms!
| David LaSpina is an American photographer and translator lost in Japan, trying to capture the beauty of this country one photo at a time and searching for the perfect haiku. |
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