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character: kachou_fuugetsu_(onmyoji) 1girl, solo, black hair, long hair, floating hair, hair ornament, short eyebrows, multicolored eyes, kimono, japanese clothes, wide sleeves, white thighhighs, obi, sash, holding fan, folding fan, holding hairpin, kneeling, seiza, leaning forward, head tilt, from above, dutch angle, looking up at viewer, looking at object, half-closed eyes, light smile, gradient kimono, indigo and pale gold, floral print, crane print, embroidery, long sleeves, bare shoulders, collarbone, outdoors, night, full moon, water reflection, plum tree, falling petals, wind, fireflies, depth of field, large moon, profile, backlighting Shot from above and tilted slightly off the vertical axis, a single young woman kneels in seiza on a dark polished wooden veranda that runs diagonally across the lower third of the frame. Her weight settles back onto her heels, both knees together on the boards, the outer edge of her left thigh pressed against the veranda's edge beam; her spine tips forward from the hips so that her shoulders come nearer the lens than her hips, and her head tips down and away to her right, chin lowered, so that her chin and cheek are foreshortened toward the camera while her face turns back upward to meet the viewer's eye. Her hair — long, straight, jet black, and lifted off her shoulders in loose drifting strands by the night wind — falls forward past her jaw on both sides and spills onto the veranda boards in front of her knees. The kimono is a single layered silk that grades from deep indigo at the shoulders and sleeve tops to a pale gold at the hem, the gradation running continuously through the fabric rather than switching at a seam; the wide sleeve of her right arm lies folded across her right thigh, its cuff hanging open, while the wide left sleeve swings loose beside her, lifted and bellied outward by the breeze so its edge curls back toward the camera. Embroidered across the silk are plum blossoms in white and silver thread and a pair of cranes with black-and-white wings, one crane climbing the front panel and the second disappearing behind her obi. The obi is tied at her back, its sash knot hidden from this top-down view behind the fan of her hair. White thighhighs cover her legs to mid-thigh, visible between the kimono's parting front panels and her folded knees, the silk of the thighhighs compressed into shallow creases where her calves fold against her thighs. In her right hand, held up between her chin and the lens at the pitch of her shoulder, a folded paper fan lies closed, a delicate painted landscape visible in the strip of its exposed leaf — pale mountains and a thin river in muted ink. Her fingers are wrapped around the fan's lower guard, the cord looped over her little finger. In her left hand, lowered and half-lost in the open sleeve, she holds a jade kanzashi hairpin between thumb and forefinger, drawing it out of the loose knot at the back of her head so that a twist of black hair unfurls from it and the pin's green stone catches the moonlight. Her hair is otherwise unadorned except for this pin. Her eyes are half-lidded above a faint closed-lip smile that barely lifts at the left corner; the irises hold a cool violet-blue that picks up the sky, with a warm fleck of red near the pupil where the moon glints. Her brows are short and level. She looks up into the lens from beneath her lashes, head still tipped, the smile patient rather than bright. Behind her and above the veranda, a full moon hangs large in the upper right of the frame, supple and slightly flattened by the evening haze, its hard white disc feathered at the rim. The moon is the only light source: it backlights her hair and the open left sleeve from behind and above, rimming strands of the black hair in silver, throwing her face and the front of the kimono into deep cool shadow lit only by the faint reflected bounce from the veranda boards. Beyond the veranda rail, a black pond fills the middle distance, and the moon's reflection lies in it — narrower, dimmer, and softer-edged than the moon itself, broken into a hundred wavering slivers by the ripples where a fish has just risen. A plum tree leans in from the left edge of frame, its dark branches crossing in front of part of the moon, its white blossoms drifting down onto the veranda and settling on the upward-facing surfaces — the tops of her sleeve, the closed fold of the fan, her hair — while the rim of the moon-white pond below stays clear of them. The palette holds to deep indigo, black, silver-white and pale gold, with one warm fleck of red in her eye and one note of green at the hairpin. The depth of field is shallow: the near shoulder, the fan, and her pensive upturned face are sharp, while the pond and the plum branches soften. Quiet, bewitching.

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