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13-APR-2008

Himeji, Japan view map

Japan is really a photographer-friendly country.
In my ten-day visit, nobody stopped me photographing.
Even inside this "Japanese National Cultural Treasure",
I was allowed to set up a tripod and take this picture.

Posted on 18 May 2008
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Chad Ramsey06-Jul-2008 01:49
It turned out a great shot too! Excellent lighting~V
sunnyjr04-Jul-2008 09:27
Beautiful shot,I like this mood ! Voted
Matthew Mannell01-Jul-2008 22:32
Creative and lovely capture, well worth the effort of setting up!
dawn22-Jun-2008 02:03
wonderful shot! Beautifully lit and exposed. Simple but very effective.
Chris Spracklen27-May-2008 08:31
Brilliant control of your expsoure, CM, and a very evocative image, my friend. (V)
Kind regards, Chris
Milos Markovic21-May-2008 18:12
I love this kind of low-light exposures.
Top-notch exposure, CM.
of course, big V.
an nguyen19-May-2008 17:28
The best of Japanese design and its simplicity. Wonderful mood too. CM, your Japanese gallery is exquisite. My best compliments to your fine work. V
Darbowski19-May-2008 15:49
Beautiful play on light ! V
Guy Dube18-May-2008 13:27
Good to know if one day I decide to go for a trip to Japan, a beautiful picture CM, V
Tomasz Dziubinski - Photography18-May-2008 13:02
Excellent, Vote.
Raymond18-May-2008 11:23
If those walls could speak... it would be an amazing story...
Fong Lam18-May-2008 09:59
Awesome exposure and lovely ambient lighting on this capture, Kwan.
~V~
2004 18-May-2008 08:33
Black makes it mysterical.
XiaoBernard9918-May-2008 07:31
C'est beau!A photographer also like the game of lights.And the wood I like so ,warmthly !
TuTmin18-May-2008 04:09
this travel end up with many gorgeous shots like this one.well done dear CM .V~
BleuEvanescence18-May-2008 04:00
and the result is a little gem...