In the morning fog - Breath series
Ten years ago, the Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami struck the Pacific coast and triggered the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster.
They were sad and memorable disasters for people living in Tohoku, including myself.
However, as before, nature repeats the changes of the four seasons, beautiful water flows, and the scenery of beautiful watersides does not change.
I think that the existence of beautiful water is a proof that there are rich forests and that nature is in a beautiful state.
Rich nature is something that humans should not threaten.
I just hope that this this rich nature will be protected.
In the area called "Ura Bandai" in Fukushima Prefecture,
large and small lakes are scattered. Lake Akimoto is one of them.
Early in the morning when the fog wrapped the lake, a boat arrived and started fishing.
After a while, the sun shined in and I was surrounded by beautiful light.
Taken in 2017 in Fukushima, Japan
