Thank you for your compliment, Amy. 🙂 Walking to the end of the tunnel the beautiful museum building is right in front of you. I should do a post for this museum.
Good afternoon, Amy. Great photo… I don’t think it’s easy to take. I am surprised that not many people there. In my mind Japan is always crowded.
Have a wonderful day.
Good afternoon, Helen. We were the first morning group. It got crowded later. Visitors have to take a train from Kyoto to a small town, then transfer to a bus which only runs hourly (takes about 50 min.). I think they don’t want to draw big crowd there due to the fact the owner of the museum wants to protect the environment.
Thank you, dear Doda! The light made a difference, I think the architect intended to.
Appreciate your thoughtful comment and encouraging compliment. 🙂 ❤
The lighting and reflections caught my eye. Black and white is definitely the best for this image. The curved surfaces create a very interesting structure. Well done, Amy!
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Thank you for the thumb up, Garfield! 🙂
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Most welcome & deserved😊
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Stunning indoor walkways Amy!!!
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Thank you so much, Paulo! 🙂
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This is a very cool capture Amy 🙂
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Thank you for your compliment, Amy. 🙂 Walking to the end of the tunnel the beautiful museum building is right in front of you. I should do a post for this museum.
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Yes, you should 🙂 No pressure 🙂
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Hi Amy, This is such a cool walkway. Wonderful photo for this week. 😀
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Thank you, Cee! It was a cool experience, too, though it’s not a long walk. 🙂
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Amazing capture Amy! ☺💖 xxx
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Glad you like it, Xenia! ❤ 🙂 xxx
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☺🙋💖 xxx
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Wow! This looks like something out of a scifi movie – very futuristic 🙂
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Thank you for your comment. I think the reflections made it interesting. 🙂
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Yes, lovely reflections 🙂
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Your photo is so interesting. The way you took it, the tunnel looks huge but as you look to the end it appears of a normal height.
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The angle I took somehow made a difference. It was a different approach to a museum.
Thank you for visiting, Karen. 🙂 Happy travel!
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A very interesting photograph, Amy.
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Thank you, Robbie! I think the reflections made the tunnel so unique. 🙂
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Good afternoon, Amy. Great photo… I don’t think it’s easy to take. I am surprised that not many people there. In my mind Japan is always crowded.
Have a wonderful day.
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Good afternoon, Helen. We were the first morning group. It got crowded later. Visitors have to take a train from Kyoto to a small town, then transfer to a bus which only runs hourly (takes about 50 min.). I think they don’t want to draw big crowd there due to the fact the owner of the museum wants to protect the environment.
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Amazing capture Amy…
U have a creative mind
Best wishes!
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Thank you, Nisha! Appreciate your comment. 🙂
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Simple architecture that reminded me of airport walkways.
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It is much like an airport walkways. 🙂
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What a fab tunnel to photograph Amy 🙂
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Thank you, Brian!
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Very cool shot, Amy. What a spot and it works great in monochrome.
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Thank you, Jane! Your comment means a lot…
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It has a beautiful light Amy!
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Superb tunnel vision,great impact and use of lighting!Most demanding genre of photography,dear Amy,your skills are irresistible 🙂 ❤ xxx
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Thank you, dear Doda! The light made a difference, I think the architect intended to.
Appreciate your thoughtful comment and encouraging compliment. 🙂 ❤
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Always my pleasure 🙂 ❤ xxx
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Wow! a superb tunnel, looks like some set of a sci-fi movie! Looks great in B&W! Amy, please check my latest post, there is some info for you! 🙂
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Thank you, Raj! I just did one. 🙂
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The lighting and reflections caught my eye. Black and white is definitely the best for this image. The curved surfaces create a very interesting structure. Well done, Amy!
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Appreciate your compliment, Patrick. The location and architectural process and its idea are mind-buggling…
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It’s great and besaides b&w is que best election for me.
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Thank you, CM! This one does look better in BnW. 🙂
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One more look at your stunning tunnel shot,dear Amy 🙂 xxx
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So happy you did, dear friend. 🙂 xxx
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🙂 xxx
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