Ha(ishi)yama
Taken May 20 2007 with a Fuji E-510.
See my Hayama calendar.
This is located by a beach in Hayama, Japan; the town where I did my internship. Hayama is renowned for the beach and green hills, and this place was just a drive down.
Hayama literally means “leaf mountain” in Japanese, and indeed Hayama is full of green mountain. But in this case this mountain in mostly rock, with a bit of green at the top, which is why I inserted “ishi” (meaning “rock”) in the title name.
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richiedean
Love the shape of the trees and the texture of the rock …. nice image Mui-Ling :))
mieclarke
Love the texture of the rocks and shape of the trees as richie said….beautiful!
Matt Halls
Amazing natural structure…so very well captured..love the smooth textures. Great work Mui-Ling!
Vasile Stan
This landscape is so like the Japanese paintings, and I thought they had a special way of painting the nature, now I see that the nature is special. I think this looks even better framed.
Mui-Ling Teh replied
You’re right iCandor. I was very fascinated by the sculptural form of this rock. When I went back to school, I showed photos to classmates and they were fascinated by Hayama’s scenery.
Kenny Gulley Jr.
amazing
Jason Laderoute
What a treasure, to see this, like Bonsai Trees, Excellently Composed, I see where so much Japanese Carvings are inspired by true Land scapes, and how much this lends to a creative Spirit.
Mui-Ling Teh replied
It truly is a beautiful place. Thanks!
elena7
nice capture and unusual view!
RLHall
Gorgeous shot! Love the weathered trees and rock :-)
amarica
Excellent capture Mui-Ling
Susan van Zyl
Love it!!!!!!
Larry149
A lovely scene, highly interesting and unusual. Well taken!
Paul (Quixote)...
Excellent image and composition. Reminds me of japanese and chinese paintings of many years in time.
Mui-Ling Teh replied
Those paintings were probably inspired by landscapes like these. Thanks again for your comment and favs.
ceejaycee
I like the way the curves of the rocks mimic those of the tree tops. A very serene scene.
PPPhotoArt
isn’t nature wonderful, fabulous view and textures !!!
Woodie
Isn’t nature wonderful.!!
If I was still doing bonsai as a hobby I’d be using this as a template for my root over rock, windswept multi tree planting.
Cheers Neil
Mui-Ling Teh replied
Yes nature is wonderful; thank you Woodie.
madvlad
the unreal
looks real
the real
blushes
ans whispers
i am
madvlad
this is the most beautiful sight, it is a place of wonder and eye holding, happy you shared this piece of this world unspoiled
RosaCobos
Some people think that the Japanese people is crazy, just by taking the trees and “dwarfing” them into twisted creatures with uncertain healthy life, due to the severe transformation of the same ones…but I can see that no art no technique is but a design previously essayed by Nature itself. And for that reason, I understand the love that the artists feel for these so Taoist for of contemplating the Earth and the Creatures living in them, and the fondness for trees, plants, flowers, derivated from the same type of environ.
This is beautiful.. a dream for a any quick-hearted water-colour artist…
I love this place, Mui.
Rosa
Mui-Ling Teh replied
I love it too Rosa, and I miss it very much.
Cheers,
Janis Zroback
This is so like a Chinese Brush Painting…I have painted trees ike those many times…lovely capture Mui-Ling
Mui-Ling Teh replied
I seem to get comments like that a lot on this image; it seems to be something which is greatly reminiscent of Chinese and Japanese paintings as well as bonsai. This was also my driving inspiration for my Drawing Day Purple Bonsai Island
Janis Zroback
Oh yes I remember seeing it…it’s lovely…
juha
superbe vue étrange rocher,
Mui-Ling Teh replied
merci juha, Japan est tres spectacular. La village de Hayama est tres natural.
Cee Neuner
Awesome rock formations!!!!!!!!
Mui-Ling Teh replied
Thank you again!!!!!!!!
satsumagirl 28 days ago
Absolutely beautiful!
Mika 18 days ago
24th October 2009 – Absolutely stunning! Congratulations on your top 10 placing and on your feature :)
Mui-Ling Teh replied 18 days ago
Thank you very much Mika. It’s still the 23rd on my side ;)
Ryan Davison 17 days ago
bizarre formation here, lovely work
Ian Stevenson 14 days ago
Stunning landscape.
Mui-Ling Teh replied 14 days ago
Thank you Ian.
Marie Sharp 5 days ago
tori yule 5 days ago
gorgeous image
Mui-Ling Teh replied 5 days ago
Thank you very much :)
Michael Degenh... 5 days ago
This is truly a lovely shot! Michael
restlessd 5 days ago
This is beatiful! Like a little Bonsai dish – A Fav!!
Mui-Ling Teh replied 5 days ago
Thank you very much restlessd!