Chinese Impressions #15 by Akinom
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The light is getting low now.
Time to say goodbye to the "Duojing-Garden".
We are back at the "Zick-Zack-Bridge" and that impossant entrance with those two wonderful lion statues.
Usually those lions carry a ball in their mouths. If you turn this ball you will be lucky in the future. So give it a try ;o)
BTW do you know why Chinese architects use to build a Zick Zack bridge to enter such places?
Just to keep away some unfriendly ghosts... cause those can only walk straight ahead.
Isn't this clever?
Thank you, my friends, for joining me on my walk along the "Garden of the beautiful views"!
Hope you have enjoyed this series!
Thanks for your interest
and any comments!
Hugz
Monika
Comments (30)
sigh... what a beautiful day spent with you here & all our friends... truely an enjoyable experience... lovely dusky shot... zigzag walk turning balls full of tea & spring rolls hugz
Beautiful Monika! The lighting is excellent! I have enjoyed this series so much.
I dont no for this picture?
I like the composition, but it looks kind of dark on my monitor, and the others dont. Excellent series, though.
what a great image to end the series on Moni. love the composition and the lighting my friend.
A wonderful ending to a wonderful series! spins the ball Thank yopu for your guided tour Monika! :)
burp thanks for the Won Tons and letting Me have Spring Rolls....I spin the ball and wish You well! baiser
Hey, you pleased us with a nice walk, youre framing fit the beautiful subjects and it is a complete view and makes a wunderful trip. Chapoo.
wonderful light makes a mystical mood. i love the golden spots on the roof. excellent serie , Monika. * v * !!!!!!!! :O) !!!!!!!!
Excellent spiritual picture!!! I can look the astral energy around the temple and the 2 lions in front of it are symbols of strength!!! I would like to be with you for live these deep energy experiences dear Monika!!! Perfect atmosphere shot!!! Thanks for sharing it!!! :)
It just glows so, well done.
Oh, wow, this is so cool! For me it is. I wish to see those ornaments in closeup! Great lighting and composition.
Very excellent work Moni. Beautiful shot!
Not only enjoyed it, but sorry to see it end. Great series, Moni. You've shown us a wonderful place. Thanks.
like a dragon a stand a mystical something - rising and contrasting... a little frightening...
great shot moni... :) *hugs, christian
Thank you so much for this series...it was beautiful and filled every morning with relaxation and beautiful.
Thank you for the whole wonderful series, Moni. It was a real treat, not just because of the tea :))) I'm definitely in for the next trip with you! :)))
another masterpiece on your serie my friend. Simply excelent. !!!!:O)!!!!!
it was a magic journey.. thank you so much :)
Thanks monika........... it was an interesting walk, god, surprisingly i am not tired. Hope to see a new series or something diffrent from you now. Waiting in anticipation.:O))
Thank you for this splendid Chinese walk , all your pictures are excellent This one have a very nice compo and light.
very nice cozy photo ......... there is something special in all your works !!!!
Wonderful photo, Monika! Great series! Hugz and kizzes, Tjeerd
nice and wonderful
A really lovely series.. very moody..
Fan-Friggin-Tastic!!!
I sure enjoyed the walk a lot - hope there will be another one soon!
A truly wonderful series Monika, and I'm a little sad to see it end. A perfect shot to end it all. Love the "half" silohette.
Thank you Monika for this beautiful walk for this garden full of mood in your photos. Fantastic series!
Wonderful the whole serie, I thought it was in China until I read your comment in number one. Beautiful garden, is incredible the marvelous work those craftmen have done. Thanks for the walk.