Fuji, a photo from Yamanashi, Chubu

Photographer's Note

Mount Fuji is too high (12389 feet/3776 meters) so it is very few appropriate times able to see Fuji without clouds. This picture was taken at morning after a moment early-morning sunlight shot:
Fuji in early-morning sunlight

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KevRyan (22956) 2006-11-19 5:51

Beautiful subleties throughout this remarkable image of the sacred mountain - a contemplative treat for a Sunday morning!

Many thanks.......Kev

ulla (196) 2006-11-19 5:52 [Comment]

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Buin (42580) 2006-11-19 6:56

Hallo From Germany!
A wonderful picture in light pasrel colours. Mt. Fuji seems to levitate and the light and the colours make it even more divine...
A photo full of beauty! I like it very much.
Greetings from dull, cool and rainy Germany!
Frank

martusia (512) 2006-11-19 7:13

Wow, amazing! Like the painting by one of the impressionists!
Well done!
Marta

Kenggaroo (849) 2006-11-19 7:19

Graceful and calm.
All the pastel colors makes me feel like looking at a printing art of Japanese artist.
Excellent shot.
kenggaroo

Albrecht (11283) 2006-11-19 7:48

Hi miyazaki
I like the soft colours and atmosphere here;nice central compo.
greetings from
HOLLAND
Albrecht

lenazap (4) 2006-11-19 8:20

Ghost Fuji, just now i am reading Japanese folk-lore stories. This picture matches very well to mood of this book.
Than you.
lena

chicken (1557) 2006-11-19 11:20

A great image that for me symbolises "Japan". I like that you didn't fight the haze with to much contrast but kept it in this more mysterious way.

scalerman (26900) 2006-11-19 13:06

Miyazaki: countless Fuji images on TE, so one has to be different to warrant attention like this. Great misty mountain hop here. regards, c

SoupDragon (652) 2006-11-19 22:03

pastel shades give this a real graphic feel. A very unique shot of this icon. I can't remember seeing anything quite like it before. The graininess also adds to the atmosphere.
Nice.

recepyuksel (18640) 2007-04-30 9:57 [Comment]

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jimmj63 (0) 2009-05-20 3:30

of course it's right make a parallel from your photos and the ancient japanese poesy, the Haikù (I hope to write it right!), that I love.
every other words are unnecessary.

ciao, giacomo