Another View Of The Garden by photosynthesis

Photography • Scenic • posted on Mar 16, 2015

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One last view of the Japanese Garden in Portland... Please zoom.

Comments (11)

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Faemike55

10:01AM | Mon, 16 March 2015

A very wonderful and serene view

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rangeriderrichard

10:03AM | Mon, 16 March 2015

Nice view!

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jayfar

11:21AM | Mon, 16 March 2015

Excellent color saturation.

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kenmo

12:02PM | Mon, 16 March 2015

So lush and beautiful....

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skyvendik

12:42PM | Mon, 16 March 2015

amazing color Ph-C

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durleybeachbum

1:40PM | Mon, 16 March 2015

Beautiful colours!

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MrsRatbag

7:07PM | Mon, 16 March 2015

A rich and very beautiful view; excellent shot!

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goodoleboy

7:32PM | Mon, 16 March 2015

Impeccably beautiful.

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irisinthespring

8:02PM | Tue, 17 March 2015

Wonderful capture!

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anahata.c

6:08AM | Wed, 18 March 2015

I'm only back for a couple, this morning, and I promise to do a marathon session soon, as you've posted an amazing array in the last month or so (where I sense all kinds of subtle new things in your work...,maybe it's just me, I don't know). But this shot is masterfully geometric, the lines are wonderfully colliding and sweeping; and the skewed nature of their inter-cutting is right in line with the concept of the japanese garden. (Ie, they have a way of making stone and nature a mini universe of energies, vectors, and yet peacefulness.) Your hues are as electric as ever: In addition to your deep, deep inner-glow reds, you have those luminous deep yellows---they're not sun yellows, but a deeper green tinged yellow, with lots of light inside them. Even the light on the verticals on the railing is luminous. And it's all balanced by the white-gray criss-crosses of the patio, on the right. (I don't know if that's sand or stone---but it could be either, in traditional Japanese gardens.) What a collection of visual delights! And the two angles of the house---roof eaves being one angle, the railing and walkway being the other---sandwich the rest of the image beautifully. Beautiful. And typical of the onrush of beauty you've posted one after the next in the recent past.

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