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Oh Japan – every time I edit an image form my Japan visit several years ago I get a little melancholic. So much to see, so much to eat! Eating aside, this here is a huge Buddha statue – you may be thinking, well, this isn’t that huge. Look at the head – I left a reference pigeon in the photo so you can better guess the dimensions. Let’s just say you can walk inside …
Statues are a funny thing in Japan – they come in all shapes, sizes, and numbers. These ones here are from the viewpoint located at the top of of the mountain area in Itsukushima. Phillip
Fushimi Inari Taisha is the head shrine of the kami Inari, located in Fushimi-ku, Kyoto – and its one hell of a walk! There are hundreds of these red Tori gates alongside a small mountain and they make for awesome photos. The difficult part was to not have 1000 people in each photo – having …
So this was actually a little funny – I spent some time at Shibuya Crossing in Tokyo, when it started to rain badly. Now, the couple that you see in the image had booked a professional photographer for the evening that came prepared – he pulled out a couple of umbrellas right away and every …