Your Scene: The lush life in Japan
Angi Brzycki visited Japan’s Yakushima Island this past spring after learning about its numerous scenic trails. Rain dampened most of her stay, but the sky was clear on the day she and a friend decided to take a 10-mile hike.
As they ventured through a forest of ancient cedars, the Urasoe, Japan resident was enchanted by the lushness of the vegetation. “There were layers upon layers of life on every tree branch,” she Bryzscki.
Brzycki used a Leica D-Lux 4.
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