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When we are outside, we are at the mercy of things — the light, the wind, the rain. But when they come inside, they are at the mercy of us. A signature quality of Japanese architecture is how it treats the elements with respect. It is, traditionally, exceptionally elegant about how where we are ends, and where we are not begins.
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Posted to Photographs • 2005.09.27 (Tue) • 00:44
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Posted by monkey dancing shadow 2005.09.27, 14:09
So beautiful to look through and at - any chance of a desktop quality jpeg as per your last shoji post o kudasai?
Posted by Newfred 2005.09.28, 05:19
An admirable sentiment, and one which the West can learn from.
Posted by MMM 2005.09.28, 23:26
Beautiful… This would be a really cool desktop as monkey dancing shadow suggested.
Posted by Sandy 2005.10.14, 05:41
That is beautiful. It looks like it could be printed on a piece of cloth and hung on the wall. thats if its if properly done.
Posted by Dmitriy 2005.12.09, 01:27
very beautiful!
Posted by Dmitriy 2005.12.09, 01:28
very beautiful!
Posted by Jane 2005.12.16, 01:58
Realy beautiful
Posted by Denn 2005.12.29, 14:40
That is beautiful. It looks like it could be printed on a piece of cloth and hung on the wall. thats if its if properly done.
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