Footbridge in garden of the Heian Shrine - Kyoto, Japan 2009
Saturday, February 7, 2009
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This is a nice bridges...with roof..no problem during rainy days
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful. The Japanese sure knows how to build such a nice structure. :)
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Wow, that's very different, I love it!
ReplyDeleteimpressive bridge, thanks for stopping by
ReplyDeleteOh I hope your visitors take the time to enlarge this for the full effect! The composition is perfect. You really have to look closely to determine where the structure ends and the reflection begins. Amazing shot!
ReplyDeleteThat is a stunning bridge. Mojo is so right. It's well worth enlarging to see the shot in its full glory. Happy weekend
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful shot! Have a good weekend!
ReplyDeleteFootbridges and Japan- two of my favorites in one scene!! Awesome!
ReplyDeleteI've been to Kyoto and remember the Kinkakuji Golden Pavilion Temple best. I lived in Tokyo for close to 6 months years and years ago but all the memories I treasure to this day. Always a place I want to visit again! Thank you for the beautiful photo...
I always love Japanese architecture, this is really a nice pic. Here's mine http://www.mirasblog.com/2009/02/photo-hunt-6-bridge.html
ReplyDeleteHow pretty this bridge is. great post.
ReplyDeleteExcellent shot! It makes you want to go there.
ReplyDeleteoh i have to agree with everyone this shot is simply incredible. I have always loved Japanese architecture anyway. Everything always has such a peaceful about it!!
ReplyDeleteSimply incredible and a fantastic shot!!:-)
This one is beautiful and really ecsotic to me :)
ReplyDeleteHave a nice evening
That's a beautiful bridge. Really great photo! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely, serene scene ~ beautifully photographed. ThanX for visiting.
ReplyDeleteYears ago I designed a residence for a US official in Kyoto Japan. It was designed around the module of an ancient tatami mat. As a result, the office I was working with in DC received a nice letter from the Japanese Architect that supervised the construction stating how surprised that as American was so attuned with the Japanese residential construction and design. I still have a bunch of research books from that endeavor.
ReplyDeleteI was able to see the letter as the boss kept it, as if he had anything to do with it.
Beautiful bridge with lots of cultural elements in it!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful artistic bridge with a peace and harmony background, I would love to be there someday.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot. It looks so peaceful. Really nice.
ReplyDeleteGood job!:)
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