Japanese natural
621 creative works found
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Stones in a simple organic interior.
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A mixture of Sumi ,Photoshop and TypeStyler.
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Pair of chopsticks isolated on a white background
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Red autumn berries and leaves against a white background
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Ikebana-032
by BaikoTo see more of Baiko’s creations please visit our website: / Zen-Images / To order large format prints visit: / Baiko’s Imagekind Gallery
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A shapely Japanese style ornamental tree with vivid colors.
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Bridge at the Japanese Garden, Missouri Botanical Garden in St. Louis Missouri USA
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digital art
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Ikebana-050
by BaikoTo see more of Baiko’s creations please visit our website: / Zen-Images / To order large format prints visit: / Baiko’s Imagekind Gallery
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A selection of 12 of Baiko’s works to match the changing seasons.
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Almost icy looking cherry blossoms. I calming blue glow comes from the flowers.
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Taken at the Como Park Conservatory in Minneapolis, MN.
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Amazing macro of a butterfly I shot the other week whilst I was out teaching. This was shot in the Aoyama Cemetery on a beautiful, sunny, Tokyo day.
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Some of last spring’s plum blossom in the park near our flat.
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Bamboo wrapped in kimono fabric
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A rusty ole collection plate submerged in the calm waters of a buddhist shrine. Stray Yen have found thier way in there carrying small and large dreams. Mother naure casts a protective and watchful aura over the entire scene, almost as if she is ferrying those dreams to another place where thier case for fulfillment will be heard.
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Taken May 27th and uploaded May 28 2009 / Nikon D40, Nikkor VR 55-200mm lens / Japanese Maple, sunset/dusk
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Just some bamboo….
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Paradise Found
by Kristin ReynoldsLanguidly draped mind / wrapped gently around warm sand, / palm trees whisper, come, / as I dip my toes into / the vast ocean of my dreams… / ...
just a little feel good Tanka. :) / God bless the dreamers…
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A customizable verion is available at 8my Zazzle store in a different format: * Hayama is a beautiful town in Japan renowned for it’s beaches and green hills. This is where I did my internship during the summer of 2007. Hayama is part of the Miura Peninsula; other cities in this Peninsula include Yokosuka, Zushi and Kamakura. Th coast of Miura offers beautiful beaches with stunning views of Mt. Fuji and many more splendours. / / I was going through my Japan pics recently and uploaded a few for this calendar; though some are already published in my portfolio including the following: Cover: Shiroyama / June: Sunshine on Takeishi Beach / August: Mt. Fuji Sunset I / September: Mt. Fuji Sunset V / October: Mt. Fuji Sunset VI / November: Mt. Fuji Sunset IV / December: Sunset over Mt. Fuji and Enoshima under pink clouds The last pics of Mt. Fuji were taken when the office threw me a farewell party at Hayama Isshiki beach. I’d be glad to change images or the order to suit personal preferences; or create a custom calendar. Some other relevant images from in my public portfolio include the following: Hayama Seaside / Sunset over Mt. Fuji and Enoshima / / I can also publish any of the hidden images upon request. / / / Other travel based calendars: / Around the Globe / Italy / Rome / Edinburgh / London
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Carapace --Choka Sequence
by Kristin Reynoldswhat is in a name / if not the essence of all – / being keepers of our art? the whispers of green, / how it embraces the leaf, ...
A choka (Japanese poetry form, like a haiku which can be 5/7/7 or 5/7/5 written as a sequence)I wrote these as 5/7/7. / This is about one’s name, and how it holds the essence of the soul of the being itself.
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