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TokyoMango reader Jay Horinouchi writes:
I made my aunt stop her car as we were driving by, because I thought a temple was on fire. But I soon realized it was a tiny shrine that had a bunch of red lanterns for lighting, which gave the surrounding sakura an awesome red diffused glow.
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I like it very much. Sometimes I see a scene or view that I want to capture on film & looking critically some might not see the beauty that my eye could. I want to take a picture that way.
Posted by: twitter.com/toastergirl | October 28, 2009 at 07:20 PM