Blue in the sky, blue in the waves
- わたなべもも
- May 1
- 2 min read
During this season, the Sera area is blessed with flowers, overflowing with them, so it would be a shame to be satisfied with just one place. Next, we visited Hanayume no Sato, a 20-minute drive from Sera Highlands Farm. We were greeted by blue and pink carpets. Upon closer inspection, we realized that it was a truly luxurious arrangement, covered in tiny flowers.
The flowers on the blue carpet are nemophila. If you crouch down facing the sky, it looks like you'll just melt into the blue. You all love the sun.
If you look through the viewfinder at the same eye level as the flowers, you will see a sea of nemophila. The flowers look like they are having a great time floating on the waves.
The bus stop, standing alone in the middle of a flower field, is fairytale-like. The bus probably won't come, but if I did, where would it take me? I think I'll pass the Fuwa Fuwa Kumo no Ue stop and get off at Ryugujo Castle.
"Hanayume no Sato" may mean "a place to see flowers and dream."
Momo Watanabe (flower photography, lyrics, storytelling)
He made his debut as a songwriter while still working at a kindergarten, and retired the following year. He began writing children's songs and stories. He then met photographer Marubayashi Masanori and learned flower photography. He carries a camera instead of a flower basket, and instead of picking flowers, he fills the camera with them. With the theme of "Wonderland behind the lens," he is currently running "Story*Photo," which utilizes his unique sensibility in workshops and creates works based on stories. He is a lecturer at SONY Alpha Academy and head of PHOTO*MOMOTTO. He is the captain of the flower photography Momogumi. His CD and photo poetry collection "gradation" are currently on sale.
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/nabewatamomo/
Blog Watamomocho ( fc2.com )
To apply for "gradation" click here → https://forms.gle/FE8pJeknqPd6dcdZA
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