Shinto
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Watercolor ..felt tip..font program. O Sensei..Founder of modern Aikido ..One of the most interesting and admired of martial artists..Made this drawing today for my students as a holiday gift.
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sea dragon
by kimbalWatercoler and inks…Made final work into a print on rice paper..Inspired by a trip to Japan..I was watching the whirlpools near Tanabe…in the moon light it looked like a dragon swirling in the water…
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Silk screen..Inspired by dreams and a passion for tantric images in India… I love the color Red…
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Watercolor and colored pencil..Final image made into a print..I was inspired by hearing of the finding of a reincarnation of a Tibetian teacher..I had vivid dreams of him after reading a book by Sogal Rimpoche..
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Stumbled on this Shinto wedding in Osaka. The bride, groom and family cross the river on the way into the inner area of the Shrine. The river is in the grounds of the Shrine. !
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Photographs of Japan with digital Photoshop Enhancements! A totally new vision on how to party and see this amazing country!
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The Floating Gate at Miyajima
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A view into the temple complex at Miyajima, near Hiroshima, and the priests going about their daily business
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This shrine in Japan was nearly deserted when I entered. I liked the way the stone torii lined up.
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Mountain top shrine in Hakone, Japan.
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View looking through the tori at Fushimi Inari Jinja, just outside of Kyoto.
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In every shrine and temple around Japan visitors write down their hopes and dreams and pray for them to come true… Each temple has its own unique system and here the wooden boards are piled high with hope! I love this series of shots (see Dolls and Desires and Hopes for the Year of the Ox ) for the very reason that they’re so anonymous yet so personal. The boards hold the dreams of real individuals and families and it gives me pleasure to think that their dreams are coming true as you read this… I can only hope so…
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In every shrine and temple around Japan visitors write down their hopes and dreams and pray for them to come true… Each temple has its own unique system and here the desires of visitors are written on wooden dolls and lined up in their thousands. I love this series of shots (see Hopes for the Year of the Ox and Hopes and Dreams ) for the very reason that they’re so anonymous yet so personal. The dolls hold the dreams of real individuals and families and it gives me pleasure to think that their dreams are coming true as you read this… I can only hope so… Matsushima, Miyagi-ken, Japan
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Japan and T'Sou-ke Cultural exchange trip
by Mark GautiThis is a link to a photo gallery of my trip to Japan where I was t…
This is a link to a photo gallery of my trip to Japan where I was traveling in a cultural exchange trip with members of my First Nations Tribe T’Sou-ke. The cultural exchange between T’Sou-ke and the Japanese people had a focus on the spirituality of the two different cultures with T’Sou-ke’s spiritual leader and healer Shirley Alphonse and the head Shinto priest of Tanashi Jinja, Wataru Kaya would meet to exchange and witness each others spiritual ceremonies. In this trip we went to the University of Tokyo, camping in the hills, visited various Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines. We also went to both Buddhist and Shinto ceremonies as well as Shirley performing First Nation’s smudge ceremonies at several places. My role on this journey was to capture all of this with my camera.
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Japanese shrine in the Japanese Gardens, Fort Worth, Texas. This pagoda shrine was a donation from the people of Japan to Fort Worth.
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Detail of the roof of the three-storied pagoda at Kiyomizudera Temple in Kyoto
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These stone temple lions stand guard at the entrance of temples all over Asia. Some more info here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shishi_(stone_lion)
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The sun sets on the giant torii gate of the Itsukushima Shrine on the island of Mijajima, just off the coast from Hiroshima.
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The interior of the Shinto Shrine, just outside the main (inner) gate of Osaka Castle, Japan.
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