Reflections
Shubuya Scramble Crossing, Tokyo
The bonus to going shopping in the Shibuya district the Scramble Crossing landmark. It’s a moving stream of humanity that pulses across the road from all directions in response to traffic light changes.
During our trip to Japan, I took this pic with my iPhone using an App called Spectre.
Here’s the crossing without the slow shutter speed option.
Down at the Corner.
Signs, they’re everywhere. Directing you here, directing you there … helping you find your way, if you’re looking.
In the shade of a corner post.
Most days you’ll find me here, at the corner, in the cafe there … because the coffee’s good, the vibe homely and coffee makes the world turn.
Pop on down for a visit and a chat, and bring your camera. Let’s go shoot magic.
Dawn in Durban
Behind the city’s hotels and apartment blocks that line the beachfront, and at the southern end, is the busy harbour port that underlies Durban’s commerce and importance.
Durban – the busiest port in Africa
Here, away from the docking cargo ships and container vessels, artisanal fishermen scratch for prawns and fish for bait. Expensive yachts lie at mooring and fishermen launch their charter boats.
Sunrise brings a special warmth and beauty to this working harbour, softening it and painting it in promising pastel shades.
Yoga Back Bend Poses For Free Diving.
Helen is devoted to yoga, and she’s also devoted to free diving. While one is about breathing and the other about breath-hold they’re both ultimately about the union of breath, mind and body.
Helen Garner Weaver – free diver and yoga teacher.
Helen’s a “backbender”, preferring backbends to bending forward. And it makes sense given backbending is about stretching the chest and lungs and opening our hearts in a way of being that is joyful and fearless.