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Friday 29 April 2005

watching my father walk beneath the cherry blossoms

29 April 05 @ 12:36
Ah, like father like daughter. Nice to see the senior photoblogger.
jimmie // http://cornershots.com

29 April 05 @ 13:09
what a lovely series. i love the detail in the 2nd photo.
wendy // http://www.flickr.com/photos/trendywendy/

29 April 05 @ 14:04
You know, this is a very groovy use of a blog and a digital camera. Kudos and thanks for a nice mid-morning break from routine. -d
Danny Howard // http://dannyman.toldme.com/

29 April 05 @ 14:19
What is the book he is reading/using?
Jeff // http://www.wheresmymind.com

29 April 05 @ 14:30
he's pressing the petals into a book of train timetables.
rion // http://rion.nu

29 April 05 @ 16:43
These are gorgeous! I especially like the second photo. I've always wanted to plant one of these trees :)
Sarah // http://distinguishing.blogspot.com

29 April 05 @ 18:41
what lovely images...been a admire of your site for a while. oh how i wish i was back in japan underneath the cherry blossoms.
chalalai // http://www.yellowguppies.com

29 April 05 @ 19:44
oh, rion -- so sweet! love the bird among the blossoms, the flower in the book, and the camera on the dad! someone influenced someone...
joh // http://joesnyc.streetnine.com/

29 April 05 @ 21:28
This is my favourite set of yours yet. I cant explain why. I just find it beautiful - The colours,the images, the feeling behind it. I love it.
Paul Joseph //

30 April 05 @ 03:33
pic 2 is my fave as well. Wonderful series. God bless your dad.
Dragan // http://www.dnik.ch/

30 April 05 @ 03:42
oh my heavens!
will // http://ysd

30 April 05 @ 11:43
this is a very nice series. i espeically like number 2. would have liked to see more of your fathers face.
greetins, martin
MArtin Fuchs // http://www.newyorkphotoblog.com

30 April 05 @ 11:50
Arigato for simple things shown in a beautiful way. Or, was that beautiful things shown in a simple way?
passerby //

30 April 05 @ 12:17
I like the picture of your Father's Minolta 700si (I think!) That's one well Worn Camera Case showing lots of use.
S.D. //

30 April 05 @ 13:18
i'm really so inspired by your website..as if im touring japan...btw what kind of camera lens are you using? =0)
volumefusion // http://www.volumefusion.com

30 April 05 @ 15:26
these photos are amazing, particularly numbers one and two. love them.
d //

01 May 05 @ 00:52
The contrast of the strong, well used hands with the delicate blossoms is magnificent. Your photos fill the soul.
Lady Godiva // http://postsfromthedge.blogspot.com

01 May 05 @ 02:57
What I would give to have that chance (my Dad passed away in 1995) -- thank you for sharing yet another beautiful series with us all. I'm sure he's very proud of your work.
myla // http://parrotsmeow.com/plog/

01 May 05 @ 09:09
These are amazing images. WONDERFUL!
Darin // http://darkwingimages.typepad.com/

01 May 05 @ 14:20
great theme. great story. great imagery. -kyo-
pixelwacko // http://www.suayan.com/kyo/photoblog

01 May 05 @ 14:45
Cherry blossom is so lovely, and so are your shots!
Tehcino // http://tehcino.blogspot.com

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Rion Nakaya is an expat photoblogger in Paris London.

One of the first photobloggers in New York City, Rion has been documenting her photos online in narrative sets since late 2000. (Most are on this site.)

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