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At the end of the day, the sun sets into the sea.
The sky transitions from blue to purple, then to a vibrant crimson.
Even the ordinary scenery appears special for just a moment.
This is the magic of twilight.
Captured at Otago Coast, Nishi-Izu, Shizuoka Prefecture.
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Water flows down the rocky surface in layers.
Light filters through the gaps in the trees, illuminating the water's surface and the rocks.
The sound of continuously flowing water fills the space, surrounded by deep green.
Yuhidaki Waterfall, Horikiri, Izu City, Shizuoka Prefecture
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The moon halo on the thirteenth night
After work, I looked up at the night sky.
A large ring of light appeared, enveloping the moon.
I couldn't help but stop in awe at the fantastical moon halo created by the thin clouds.
That night, my usual way home transformed into an unforgettable scene.
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After the rain, a rainbow appeared on the road leading to the sea.
The ordinary way home seemed a little bit special.
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The Kadowaki Suspension Bridge at dusk.
A time when the sea and sky are painted orange.
A lighthouse rises against the backdrop of the trees.
A quiet moment before the sun sets.
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Yugawara - Fudo Falls
A waterfall surrounded by trees, quietly accompanied by Fudo-san.
The light filtering through illuminates the greenery, with only the sound of the waterfall echoing.
A serene scene encountered in Yugawara.
Location: Fudo Falls, Yugawaramachi, Ashigarashimo District, Kanagawa Prefecture.
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I took this photo at Kinchakuda Manjushage Park in Hidaka City, Saitama Prefecture.
I visited to see the fields of Manjushage in full bloom. The shoot took place in the rain, creating a serene and rich autumn landscape with the red flowers, the wet ground, and the dark background of the trees, quite different from a sunny day.
Not only did I capture the fully bloomed Manjushage, but I also intentionally included the fallen trees at my feet and the rain-soaked ground, encapsulating the quiet atmosphere I felt while standing there.
I hope you can appreciate not just the splendor of the Manjushage, which represents autumn in Japan, but also its other, more subtle aspects.
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