Nestled in the mountains of Kyoto Prefecture, Miyama feels like a step back in time. The thatched-roof farmhouses, mist-covered hills, and quiet fields create a landscape that seems untouched by the rush of modern life. It’s a scene where tradition and nature blend seamlessly — a perfect moment for this week’s Lens-Artists Photo Challenge, hosted by Egidio, with the theme Landscape.
This is another one of those that is just perfect timing since we just went there this morning. It was raining, but it made for a perfect, moody landscape. Miyama’s quiet charm feels even more magical under grey skies, a timeless village that seems to breathe with the rhythm of nature. For this trip, I didn’t take any other camera except for my iPhone and I am also linking this post to Johnbo’s Cellpic Sunday
I am linking this to Jude‘s Bench Anniversary and for Xingfumama’s Pull Up a Seat Challenge
Teresa, these are impressively beautiful! Everything is so beautiful.
Thanks so much Egidio, glad you liked it. I just think that my photo doesn’t justify the beauty of what I saw in person.
Just stunning, Teresa xx
At first I was disappointed that it was raining that day. But later on was glad that it did because it gave the place a more moody atmosphere.
Such a beautiful area. Of course much of Japan is. Your photos do it justice.
Thanks Mama. I know, Japan is such an amazing place.
Some beautiful landscape captures, Teresa! I especially love your featured image with the red and green leaves and the cloudy, misty background!
I always love to have the sun when traveling but this time the clouds and fog gave the photos a better look.
What wonderfully atmospheric shots Teresa.
Sometimes luck is your friend.
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Japan always looks amazing, even under heavy rain. Have fun, Teresa, your photos make me miss the country even more 🙂
We are now thinking of going back but I am still Convincing Jack to drive so that we can travel in our own pace. Thanks Sofia.
Great selections. 👏
Thanks John.
Wonderful! Love your opener especially.
Thanks A-C.