Love is Everywhere

Love is everywhere.

Love is constantly being produced by loves, as 'Love is a verb' by John Mayer.  

All I have to do is to open myself up for it 

so love can stay and feed me from inside.

They make me warm, caring, laugh, smile, relax, but sometimes it makes me cry 

as the love inside me continuously push my emo buttons. 

Now I know why I sometimes feel sad when thinking of you. 

When you say 'dont be sad for me', I have to say to the love inside of me 

not to push the sad icon.

Ocean, woman and the earth

向き合うことの強さ

向き合うための覚悟

”あるもの”を受け入れる深さは心地よい諦めのひとつのカタチ

だから決してぶつからない

だけど決して妥協しない

共鳴と調和

認識と共存

ここにある自分、そこにあるあなた、ここにある地球

No fear to confront 

Ready to challenge

a comfortable surrender to what it is

we never clash into each other

we never compromise each other

resonant and harmony

recognition and co-existent

I am here, you are there and here we are on the earth

Moment

 

サボテンが花開くこの瞬間

あなたがいる

二匹のミツバチが蜜にすいつく瞬間

あなたがここにいる

絹地の花弁に朝日が眩く反射する、その瞬間

  恋人のあなたがいる

まるで、幾万もの「瞬間」の札が一点で符合するかのような

重なり合ってできる騒音と静寂

今、この瞬間

Local fruit and vegie shop

 After five o'clock on week day.   

At the fruit and vegie shop in Ascot Vale.

The shop is eight months old and a mature aged couple is working effortlessly inside.

The man is talkative yet not-so-good salesperson and the woman is a hard-worker - kicking sack of oranges into the shops when closing the shop. 

 

Bananas always welcome locals at the ridiculously cheap price and their freshness.

Layout of fruits and vegetables is rearranged regularly and so does the color of display. 

Limited selections of flowers seem to attract more attention than many - yellow of carnations, snow white of lilies and red of tulips - is this the man's sales strategy? 

Customers exchange greets and small talks while shopping - so do they with the shopkeeper

 

Competitive local shopping area - after five o'clock on week day. 

Melbourne, a Friend and Photograph

One night in Melbourne - comfortably humid air with occasional spring breeze leaping through the hill

A spontaneous catch up with a friend and talk about future dream

The moment you treasure for life

One morning, Cars and Freeway

1st thing of 1st of August 2012

Sometimes, people think that you need to get away from the city to feel fresh and relax. It is true. At the same time, it is not entirely correct. The photo above looks nothing special, every day life scenery from the bridge overarching the highway in Fawkner in Melbourne.

Image the followings in your head.

1. the air is very chilly with crisp air, but you see blue sky coming out of the fog with rays of sunshine. 

2. You are standing on the bridge by yourself, there is no one around you. it is just big road with few cars on the road. There are bushy bush around, you can see the fish & chip shop in the distance.

3. You cycled all the way to here in the chilly condition. Your breath is visible and spreading away into the air for a few seconds and disappearing. You inhale crispy sharpy air from the nostrils that sting within, and feel you are one of the luckiest person to have such a great morning. Your cheek is slightly red.

4. you wonder how many drivers notice you taking a photo from the bridge, then you think 'maybe none' in such a busy rushy morning.

5. Then you have a second thought, 'wait a sec, if there is a guy like me who is taking a photo of traffic on Wednesday morning, then there is no reason why there aren't some who do the same from ground'.

You hit a road again to move on to work.

Bliss!

One Sunday Afternoon

'phew' moment on Sunday avro

 A dandelions spot at the neighborhood. On the way back to home on one Sunday afternoon.

Spring is not that far???