Friday, June 30, 2023

Yoyogi Park Reflective Traveler

 

On Thursday, the class visited Yoyogi park, where we were instructed to "zoom in" on smaller things and "zoom out" on the world around us. I  found a spot on a bench on the outskirts of a enclosed dog park. I zoomed out on the park, taking in the trees, the small shrubs growing alongside the fence, and the blue sky emanating above the canopies. It was a peaceful day enjoyed by many others, as I saw people out on walks with their partners and/or pets. Zooming in, I saw a puppy that particularly stood out to me. It was so cute, small, and brown, with the brightest teal collar. It was so happy, wagging its tail and running around its owner.  
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