A Japanese cemetary
posted by Stardog Champion @ 2:48 PM
Tuesday, June 13, 2006
Japan may not be what you think. Here's a window into the mostly beautiful, often fun, sometimes quirky world of this fascinating country.
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3 Comments:
Nice perspective and good saturation in this shot. I love the greys. I know what you mean about the cramped little graveyards you sometimes see. I don't know how visitors are supposed to get near one grave without climbing over several others. It's my intention to visit Mt Koya this summer to see the mother of all cemetaries!
Cool shot, liking how it shows how overcrowded it all is.GREAT SHOT!!
Such impressive headstones, and obviously well taken care of. Nice shot.
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