Category: Haiku

Haiku – as three Line Poem in Japanese Style – expressing the Mood of a Photo.
A Haiku has traditionally three line with 17 Syllables with:
– 5 Syllables on the first Line setting the View,
– 7 Syllables on the second Line focussing the View
– a Turn (Volta) between the second and third Line
– 5 Syllables on the third Line encompassing the Moment of the View: Here and Now.

The process of encompassing a Photo and Haiku has many similarities: a Haiku is eminently suitable for expressing the mood of a Photo that is encompassed Here and Now in two Dimensions within four dimensional Spacetime.

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Evam Viṣaya: boundless Sky

This Sky, this endless Sky unto the Horizon
35 mm | f/1.7 | 1/230s | ISO 10 | S23 Ultra | 2025-02-11 16:33

This endless Sky
seen on an Afternoon Walk,
‘evam viṣaya’ [1]

[1] evam: thus, ‘out of the wind feeding’; viṣaya: scope, horizon, range, ‘giving to be seen’

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Stunning Sunset in Plato’s Cave

Photo showing Sunset reflected on Wall
27 mm | f/2.4 | 1/50s | ISO 80 | S23 Ultra | 2025-02-02 17:19
Photo showing Sunset reflected on Wall
27 mm | f/2.4 | 1/50s | ISO 160 | S23 Ultra | 2025-02-02 17:23
Photo showing Sunset reflected on Wall
27 mm | f/2.4 | 1/35s | ISO 320 | S23 Ultra | 2025-02-02 17:24
Photo showing Sunset reflected on Wall
27 mm | f/2.4 | 1/35s | ISO 400 | S23 Ultra | 2025-02-02 17:24
Photo showing Sunset reflected on Wall
27 mm | f/2.4 | 1/35s | ISO 400 | S23 Ultra | 2025-02-02 17:25
Photo showing Sunset barely reflected on Wall
27 mm | f/2.4 | 1/35s | ISO 500 | S23 Ultra | 2025-02-02 17:26

In Plato’s Cave
illusions on the Wall,
Sunset vanishing