14 thoughts on “Temple Roof, Kyoto”

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   nice, Jane!
   can’t wait to see
   the rest of the building 🙂

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      Thank you, David. How exciting that you are traveling to Japan. Wishing you a wonderful trip. 🙂

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   Reblogged this on Jane Lurie Photography and commented:

   My latest contribution to Monochromia. The striking symmetry in Japanese architecture.

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   Love the shapes, textures and lines!

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      Thanks, Sam. The temple details were captivating to me. Glad you enjoyed this one. 🙂

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   Beautiful image Jane 👍🏻 So ornate and amazing detail. Awesome work.

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      Hi Joe, There are so many wonderful details in the temples in Japan and I love how monochrome shows off the patterns and shapes. Thanks very much and I’m glad you like it. 🙂

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   Great image in mono, Jane….the lines, the curves

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      Thanks so much, Sue. The repeating patterns worked well for me in monochrome. Pleased you enjoyed this image.

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         😊😊

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   Excellent.

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      Thank you, Rabirius. I’m happy you like this one.

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   artsy design and the curves are really felt in mono

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      Thanks very much, Yvette. I agree, the monochrome helps one to focus on the lines and patterns. Glad you like it.

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