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Location: Hase Temple (Kamakura, Japan)
Taken with an Olympus FE-220.
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gorgeous imagery and capture, beautiful colours.
Thank you
– Mui-Ling Teh
Excellent photo! Great composition! Looks like the perfect setting for a martial arts movie!
lol. Thanks for the comment.
– Mui-Ling Teh
Love the line on the umbrella and the bamboo!
Thank you Mar
– Mui-Ling Teh
Saw this on Japanfluence and loved it!
You should check out my first journal; it’s hilarious. Also when you visit; you’ll find more comments if you click on the picture in it; they are pretty funny if you follow along.
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Sounds like a plan— will do! Thanks for the invitation.
beautiful!
Thank you :)
– Mui-Ling Teh
That`s one of my favourite temples in Japan. I love Hase Dera.
I took a picture very close to there. It`s in my Red Bubble art work, called “Bamboo Grove.”
I love that temple too. I love Kamakura; it has many lovely shines and temples. I tend to prefer being in the cultural places in Japan as opposed to the metropolitan areas like Tokyo.
– Mui-Ling Teh
this is such a lovely paradox… in some ways they belong together…. in others they are light years apart……… wonderful capture and composition……..M-L T…………. it’s even a before and after if you think about it………….b
Great observation b! And speaking of materiality, people often sit under these umbrellas and drink tea; and things used to make or serve tea (whisks, coasters, tea sticks) are commonly made of bamboo as well.
– Mui-Ling Teh
beautiful image of japan.
Arigatou. Hidemi-san Nihon no doko e sundetandesuka?
– Mui-Ling Teh
osaka desu. demo osaka wa amari suki de wa nakute, kyoto ya Nara ga sukideshita. sorekara Kobe mo iidesu.