Mimosa Square: Cherry Blossoms and a Special Spring Memory w Nikon D750 - 29th Mar 2026

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Mimosa Square in Johoku Chuo Park is one of the most popular spots in the area, known for its particularly high concentration of cherry trees. 

When the blossoms reach full bloom, the entire square is enveloped in a soft pink hue, creating a breathtaking scene. Families and picnickers gather here, making it a beloved place where people in Nerima can easily enjoy the arrival of spring.

Although many things happened along the way, our daughter successfully graduated from elementary school last week. To commemorate the occasion, I brought out my Nikon D750 and D850 for the first time in a while and photographed the day in earnest. 
These photos were taken with the D750.

Nikon D750 / AF-S 24-70mm F2.8G ED / ISO100 / F2.8 /1/2500s / 0.0


Nikon D750 / AF-S 24-70mm F2.8G ED / ISO100 / F2.8 /1/2500s / 0.0


Nikon D750 / AF-S 24-70mm F2.8G ED / ISO100 / F2.8 /1/4000s / -0.7


Nikon D750 / AF-S 24-70mm F2.8G ED / ISO100 / F2.8 /1/2500s / 0.0


Nikon D750 / AF-S 24-70mm F2.8G ED / ISO100 / F2.8 /1/2000s / 0.0


Nikon D750 / AF-S 24-70mm F2.8G ED / ISO100 / F2.8 /1/800s / 0.0


    Camera : Nikon D750 at DPREVIEW
    Lens      : AF-S 24-70mm F2.8G ED at DPREVIEW    


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Location: 日本、〒176-0003 東京都練馬区羽沢３丁目２１−１４

Comments

  1. ShiroYuki_Mot30/3/26 22:32

    作品群を拝見して思うのは、桜（染井吉野）は幹や太枝の黒さ故の難しさがあるなぁ　と言う事。
    此処数年は如何に其れを緩和するかで挑んでいます。

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    1. Dararin Darling1/4/26 11:06

      その気持ち、凄くわかります。淡いピンクの中に太い黒い物体！となるので桜の良さをどう引き出すか考えてしまいますよね。

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