Threshold

In View
Strong trunks rise from the ground, twisting and stretching upward as if reaching beyond what is visible. Captured in Tokyo, this tree feels less like a static part of the landscape and more like a passage through it. The way the branches open toward the sky creates a sense of movement, a quiet invitation to look up and imagine something beyond the surface of things.

In Reflection
There is no grand monument here. No spotlight. Just a tree standing in its own space. And still, there is something extraordinary in the way it holds itself. The branches curve like a natural archway. A threshold. A point between two places. Not just in geography, but in how we see.

This image is about that shift. The quiet moments when the ordinary becomes unfamiliar. A tree begins to feel like a gateway. Light through leaves carries unexpected meaning. What we might usually pass by instead holds our attention and asks us to stay with it.

In My Life
I have often overlooked the ordinary, rushing past what seemed familiar. Yet standing beneath that tree, I realised how easily the everyday can transform into something extraordinary. Its branches became a gateway, a reminder that meaning often hides in places we fail to notice. Threshold continues to teach me that wonder is not rare, but waiting in the details of daily life.

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