I tell the world now. Korea, China, don't lie, don't steal from others.
It is the chapter I sent out on April 13, 2016.
For some reason, it was in the top 10 real-time searches on goo just now.
The day before yesterday, at the end of the day, the Omuro cherry trees at Ninna-Ji Temple were in full bloom.
This year, unlike autumn leaves, I noticed that most days in the cherry blossom season are cloudy.
I wanted to photograph cherry blossoms under clear skies somewhere.
The day before yesterday, that day came.
I headed for Ninna-Ji Temple with a friend.
Ninna-Ji Temple is my "home garden that I know well," so I took all the pictures at once.
Yesterday, I received a phone call from a friend who loves photography.
He showed me a photo that he thought might be one of yours on Pixa.
He showed me the photo. It introduced a winning entry in the "Best View Contest" that Sony had sponsored with Pixta.
He said that the photo of the Golden Pavilion in the contest might be one of them.
I thought so, too.
It is because my photograph of the Golden Pavilion has a specific characteristic.
If they were stolen, I could only think that some crooks, taking advantage of the holey Internet, broke into my PC and stole the photo files. .......
It reminded me of the time I almost lost my life last year when I was nearly killed by a fraudulent scam, in which I was cheated out of a large sum of money.
It is the feeling of a black cloud covering my entire mind.
It is the most disgusting, unpleasant feeling ever.
Now is the time for me to tell the world.
Don't lie, don't steal, don't steal from others.
What is photography?
Photography is the photographer's life itself.
It is his soul, a moment of his life, his life itself, the time of his life.
All human works and techniques are like that.
If you don't understand because you have been raised in a land of "abysmal evil" and "plausible lies," think about it.
How would you feel if someone stole your precious work, which you have spent your whole life, day and night, you're every second and minute, creating?
If you are a person who has a brain, a heart, an emotion, think about it.
If you are a human being with imagination, imagine it.
You know what it is like to have stolen something you have spent your whole life building.
You must realize that stealing from others is human's most influential and worst evil.
Koreans, Chinese, Koreans in Japan.
You people in the world who lie and steal from others with impunity.
What you are committing is the worst and the greatest evil of human beings.
It is the chapter I sent out on April 13, 2016.
For some reason, it was in the top 10 real-time searches on goo just now.
The day before yesterday, at the end of the day, the Omuro cherry trees at Ninna-Ji Temple were in full bloom.
This year, unlike autumn leaves, I noticed that most days in the cherry blossom season are cloudy.
I wanted to photograph cherry blossoms under clear skies somewhere.
The day before yesterday, that day came.
I headed for Ninna-Ji Temple with a friend.
Ninna-Ji Temple is my "home garden that I know well," so I took all the pictures at once.
Yesterday, I received a phone call from a friend who loves photography.
He showed me a photo that he thought might be one of yours on Pixa.
He showed me the photo. It introduced a winning entry in the "Best View Contest" that Sony had sponsored with Pixta.
He said that the photo of the Golden Pavilion in the contest might be one of them.
I thought so, too.
It is because my photograph of the Golden Pavilion has a specific characteristic.
If they were stolen, I could only think that some crooks, taking advantage of the holey Internet, broke into my PC and stole the photo files. .......
It reminded me of the time I almost lost my life last year when I was nearly killed by a fraudulent scam, in which I was cheated out of a large sum of money.
It is the feeling of a black cloud covering my entire mind.
It is the most disgusting, unpleasant feeling ever.
Now is the time for me to tell the world.
Don't lie, don't steal, don't steal from others.
What is photography?
Photography is the photographer's life itself.
It is his soul, a moment of his life, his life itself, the time of his life.
All human works and techniques are like that.
If you don't understand because you have been raised in a land of "abysmal evil" and "plausible lies," think about it.
How would you feel if someone stole your precious work, which you have spent your whole life, day and night, you're every second and minute, creating?
If you are a person who has a brain, a heart, an emotion, think about it.
If you are a human being with imagination, imagine it.
You know what it is like to have stolen something you have spent your whole life building.
You must realize that stealing from others is human's most influential and worst evil.
Koreans, Chinese, Koreans in Japan.
You people in the world who lie and steal from others with impunity.
What you are committing is the worst and the greatest evil of human beings.
