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コヨーテ歩き撮り#253

どういう物語なのだろう。あざやかな色の浮き彫りが心をくすぐる。謎めいて、楽しい。むかしの中国を知りたくなる。台南の街角で。右の女性は民間信仰の対象、陳靖姑。 What kind of story is it telling? The vividly colored reliefs tickle my imagination. At the same time mysterious and delightful, it makes me want to learn more about ancient China. Found on a street corner in Tainan. The lady on the right is the Chinese deity Chen Jinggu.

コヨーテ歩き撮り#251

初夏の山形の山道で出遭ったふしぎな花。葉緑素をもたず、その白さは幽霊じみている。菌類から栄養をもらって生きている、その名はぎんりょうそう(銀竜草)だって。 I came across this spooky-looking flower on a mountain path in Yamagata in May. It lacks chlorophyll and its whiteness is ghostly. It draws nutrients from fungi. It’s called "Silver Dragon Grass” in Japanese and the English name I think is Indian Pipe. A friend told me it was Emily Dickinson’s favorite flower!

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