All That Monkeyness in 2022 - Los Angeles Transformational Beauty Photographer

Is it the time of the year that makes monkeys come to mind again? Last time it did, I was under the pressure to promise a crystal ball if I slip into a hot bath again. Well, it was January of 2020. Unless you lived in a paradise, we all know what transpired soon after that.

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I know I’m not a psychic. And a crystal ball has not be located. But you’ll find a monkey with a big camera and its crystal glasses. :D While she can’t predict what holds in your future. She believes changing what happens today makes for a better tomorrow. Sign up here to make positive changes in you in 2022 (hint: Transformational Beauty Photography ;-)).

You’ll get to meet the monkey herself with all her monkeyness. :-) Remember I shared last time, “If you're not having fun, you're doing something wrong.”

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"I Learned My Lesson" - Los Angeles Travel Photographer

“I learned my lesson”, she said, at a café overlooking the Mirror Lake (Kagami-Ike, in Japanese) in Nagano, Japan.

It was an early morning. The misty air was as still as the surface of the lake. The Mt. Togakushi (戸隠山) in the background was playing hide-and-seek with us.

While we were having fun with the visual interests, a breeze swept through. The mirror was broken. All of sudden, we remembered dozing off on the bus for an hour and the subsequent half-an-hour hike to get to this location in cold November weather. It was decided that we'd put in enough hard work and the café sitting quietly on the gentle slop became a tempting idea.

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She and her husband had been living in Southern California for 30 years and moved back to Japan 6 years ago. Curious about the cultural differences, I inquired about the transition in workplace.

”I learned my lesson”, she said, “and I’ve kept my mouth shut since”.

The recent resignation of the Tokyo Olympics chief over sexist comments reminded me of our conversation with this lady from Southern California.

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P.S. Remember I see landscape in human bodies? Well, vice versa is also true - I see human body in landscape. Do you see it in the first image?

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