3rd May 2026: Spring Colors through My Family’s Eyes
/Home › › The Shikinokaori Rose Garden Last time, I shared a collection of spring scenes from Johoku Park that I photographed myself. For this second post, I’ve gathered the photos taken by my wife and daughter. The first 10 images were taken by my wife. Her photos capture roses in calm, gentle tones and flowers wrapped in soft light, as if they are quietly standing still. She has a way of drawing out the natural elegance and presence of each bloom, and her images carry a quietness that makes you breathe a little deeper as you look at them. The next 10 images were taken by my daughter. She moves in close to vibrant flowers, focuses on the expressions of the buds, and boldly frames the colors in the background. The excitement she feels in the moment—“This is so cute!”—is preserved just as it is, making her photos delightful to look at. Her curiosity, brightness, and youthful energy fill the entire frame. As we walked through the same park, my w...
