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Blending Man-Made with Nature ~ Japan


 
  Blending Man-Made with Nature ~ Japan
Blending Man-Made with Nature ~ Japan
Located an hour out of Kyoto in the Shiga Prefecture, the Miho Museum was designed by architect I.M. Pei, whose other works include the glass pyramid of the Louvre Museum and the East Wing of the National Gallery in Washington D.C. Eighty percent of the museum’s structure is underground, preserving the natural environment and assimilating it into the surrounding scenery.
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Jeff Sielski 		 

Great find and capture Carol!


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February 13, 2015

 
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Jeff Robinson's Gallery 		  Excellent comp, clarity and capture!


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February 13, 2015

 

Debbie Bray 		  Very nice capture, Carol, I love the architecture here, and the story behind the architect!


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- Lindley Johnson

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Lindley Johnson's Gallery 		  Beautiful architecture and scenery, Carol. I'm loving your images from Japan!


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February 13, 2015

 

Ellen Hodges 		  Absolutely beautiful in every way, Carol! Wow pov and detail!!!


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February 13, 2015

 
- Ann Lyssenko

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Ann Lyssenko's Gallery 		  Love the mountain side view with the roof of the marvelous museum in all of its details above bringing a sense of inside and outside space. Well Done Carol! Ann


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February 14, 2015

 
- Leslie McLain

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Leslie McLain's Gallery 		  Beautiful capture and design elements, Carol.


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