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Red Window. On a cafe along Tetsugaku-no-michi (the path of philosophy). Typical for Japan it wasn't open at 9:00am in the morning, in Australia some cafes opened at 7:00 or even earlier.
Along the Path of Philosophy. During the cherry blossom season this place is crowed with people, but in mid winter we were about the only people on the path.
Catching a bit of Winter Sun. A House along Tetsugaku-no-michi, aka the Path of Philosophy in Kyoto.
A Few Cats on an Old Pushcart. Along "Tetsugaku-no-michi" the path of Philosophy, Kyoto.
At an aqueduct. This aqueduct on the outskirts of Kyoto was built in 1890 to supply water to Kyoto from Lake Biwa. It's pretty unique as there aren't too many brick structures in Kyoto. It also makes a great backdrop for portraiture.
Lantern In The Belly Of The Sun Kyoto, JP I have this picture framed in my living room and it's by far one of my personal favorites.
"Fushimi Inari Shrine" © Luke Zeme 2013 This is the Fushimi Inari Shrine pictured at dawn and its about a 15 minute train ride from Kyoto in Japan. These torii (gates) are the most recognizable icon of the shinto, the native religion. :: My Free HDR Video Tutorial- Link :: :: For the full background and story, as well as a quick guide for photographers as to how I made this image, please head to my blog ::
"The Bamboo Forest" © Luke Zeme 2013 This amazing Bamboo Forest is located just a short train ride outside of Kyoto, and its just like a surreal dream. I'll never forget my visit because it was raining so heavy that I had to buy myself an umbrella to explore the area. If you are only in a place once, you can't let a little rain stop you from enjoying it. :: Link to the Blog for more info on this image ::
"The Bamboo Forest" © Luke Zeme 2013

This amazing Bamboo Forest is located just a short train ride outside of Kyoto, and its just like a surreal dream. I'll never forget my visit because it was raining so heavy that I had to buy myself an umbrella to explore the area. If you are only in a place once, you can't let a little rain stop you from enjoying it.

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:: Link to the Blog for more info on this image ::" href="javascript:openLB(2368859179,'',XLarge,'',1024,684);">"The Bamboo Forest" © Luke Zeme 2013 This amazing Bamboo Forest is located just a short train ride outside of Kyoto, and its just like a surreal dream. I'll never forget my visit because it was raining so heavy that I had to buy myself an umbrella to explore the area. If you are only in a place once, you can't let a little rain stop you from enjoying it. :: Link to the Blog for more info on this image ::
"The Bamboo Forest" © Luke Zeme 2013

This amazing Bamboo Forest is located just a short train ride outside of Kyoto, and its just like a surreal dream. I'll never forget my visit because it was raining so heavy that I had to buy myself an umbrella to explore the area. If you are only in a place once, you can't let a little rain stop you from enjoying it.

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