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November
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- Kyoto Fall Foliage Presented by Pinky Ring
- About Aoi Miyazaki
- Lee Min Hyung No.9
- Welcome to Tokyo Metro!
- Pinky Ring Meets Cheon Han-Bong Sonsen-nim
- Pinky Ring's Journey of Kyoto - Kinkaku-ji Temple
- Pinky Ring's Journey of Kyoto - Ebisu Jinja Shrine
- From the CM of SKY PerfecTV
- LOVE
- From the Iwayama Urushi Art Museum Website
- Mannen no Kagayaki
- Pinky Ring's Journey in Search of Beauty of Kyoto IV
- ETERNAL FLAME
- My Memory of BYJ
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November
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- 26 Years Diary (Director Hanadou's blog English Version)
- American Joon
- Days of being a BYJ fan by bb
- Gallery Pallet(Japanese)
- Hankering for Yong Joon
- Heippieh's Baeutiful Journal
- Hi no Ataru Sakamichi
- Love needs no reason by Camille
- Mrs.A in Ohio
- myoce's Dazed by Life
- Onpu's blog... if we can meet with a smile...
- Satvik's Ayurveda Blog (Japanese)
- Seikyo Kim Official website
- Simple Joy by Marissa
- Zoom on BYJ by Jaime
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10 comments:
Exquisite, every single one!
I hope you don't mind that I have sent the link to 2 people.
Many thanks to you and pinky ring. Feeling more and more sorry we couldn't meet in September.
Dear Flowerbossa
How are u ? Thanks for sharing this pic with us . Wow the pic is so beautiful. I love to see especially the colourful leaf . Is really spectacular. If u don't mind , can i know which month is this pic taken. I need to keep a record so if i come in future , i will come at the right time to see all this beautiful trees.
Lastly thanks pinky ring for taking this beautiful pic .
Hope both of u have a wonderful week ahead and take care in this cooling weather.
Love
Jenny
OMG!!! Agree with Gosijo. They are so beautiful..One thing we don't have here in England. Thank you very much for showing the photos Flowerbossa and please tell Pinky Ring they are better photos than mine. What camera is she using if she doesn't mind me asking? I just love the clarity and the sharpness of each detail. She really have a very good eye..wow she's really inspired me!!
Lots of love,
hyds
Dear gosijo,
I'm sure pinky ring-san would be happy to hear that you've shared your photos with your chingus!
Let's hope that you will have the chance to meet her in the future^^
love,
flowerbossa
Dear Jenny,
Pinky Ring said that you can usally enjoy such sights from mid to late november.
Of course as wuri BYJ reminds us, the weather is becoming more and more unpredictable...
I hope you can visit Kyoto in its prime someday!
love,
flowerbossa
Hi Hyds,
I asked Pinky Ring about her camera, and she said she uses
a Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ38 with a 18X optical zoom
Perhaps this is it?
http://en.kioskea.net/guide/details/1257349-panasonic-lumix-dmc-fz38-black
She like it because it is very compact.
Next time she hopes to buy something that has more closeup and zoom features.
She claims that she still has a lot to learn - she feels frustrated for not being able to express herself fully.
Let's look forward to her future works!
love,
flowerbossa
Dear Flowerbossa,
Thanks for sharing the info. What a coincidence. This is the same with my other camera but mine is an earlier model. I agree with it being compact. It's same one I used in Dovedale. Please send my regards to Pinky Ring.
Love,
Hyds
Dear Flowerbossa,
Thanks for sharing all the beautiful pictures. I wish I could plant a Japanese Maple in my garden but since we have arctic climate I wonder if it will survive winter.
Ida
Dear Hyds,
Oh, how interesting!
So great photographers use similar cameras!
I'm sure pinky ring would be pleased too^^
love,
flowerbossa
Dear Ida,
That's an interesting thought...
They would probably look beautiful in your country, but you are right, I have no idea whether they could survive the cold weather.
I wonder how different Japanese maples are from Canadian maples...
Let us know if you decide to give it a try^^
love,
flowerbossa
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