Yoshiyuki's Folding Calendar

Posted by Judy (Brooksville-Florida,, United States) on 6 February 2008 in Art & Design and Portfolio.

Here is his calendar for the second half of the year. Yoshiyuki took this photo at the Hakone Glass Forest Museum. This man is so talented. See more of his work in my previous three days postings and there is one more to come.

I'm learning from your work and your constructive comments; please leave suggestions. Blessings, Judy.

Other work is on Webshots; the link takes you to a collection of ladybugs from around the world.

Comments (9)

Marion from Nanaimo, BC, Canada

lovely photography.

6 Feb 2008 12:39am

@Marion: Thanks, Marion ...... I wish you could hold it it you hands and see it with your own eyes.

Michael Skorulski from Cigel, Slovakia

That is a glorious photo. Lovely color and interest.

6 Feb 2008 2:23am

@Michael Skorulski: Thank you, Michael ..... and it's 'only' a photo - not as beautiful as the real thing.

ManuelaR from Hainburg, Germany

Excellent work here!

6 Feb 2008 3:49am

Eleftheria, 9 years old, from Athens, Greece

It's a beauty!

6 Feb 2008 5:51am

Japanalia from Yokohama, Japan

We're here! to admire the way you are presenting this small folding screen......the photo was taken in September 2006, just a few days after he was informed about his stomach cancer! Going to this superb museum in Hakone mountains really helped...at least for a little while.We thank you again, Judy, for this mark of friendship!

6 Feb 2008 6:53am

@Japanalia: Little did I know when I first saw the photo, what you were going through personally. Thank you for your candid comment; it increases my understanding and our friendship.
You and I know that this is 'only' a photo and not as beautiful as the real thing. I am so blessed to have these in my possession. Hugs, Judy

Lorraine from Gatineau, Canada

it makes me dream...it's outstanding again! didn't mean to spy on the previous comment, but I just wanted to say I'm so sorry Gabriela

6 Feb 2008 7:54am

@Lorraine: No problem reading the previous comment, Lorraine; the blessing is that Yoshiyuki is doing well now. They are a remarkable couple - two wonderful photographers plus other artistic talents!