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Published: 2011-04-08 06:18:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 18363; Favourites: 1727; Downloads: 550
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Himeji castle through SakuraRelated content
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I've only been to Osaka Jou but Himeji Jou does look nice
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Far more interesting, and much bigger than Osaka 
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Nice
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It's hard to believe places like this exist. Great shot!
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well they have to be somewhere right?
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Cherry Blossoms in Japan.
I hope they cheer people up and that things go better.
We are still waiting for the blossoms here
but despite all the troubles of the world
they always manage to arrive eventually
This picture conveys that new hope and the renewal of spring.
I know that Japan is due to have renewal too And this picture conveys that to me as well.
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Yeah, but I took this pic 3 years ago, but we wont let that get in the way
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Photo or painting?? Too good to tell...
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Beautiful Picture. I wish I could be in Japan for the Cherry Blossums.
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that is such a pretty place!
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This is a great shot! I have been to this castle and you really captured its beauty!
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Good shot. Image is slightly over-exposed, eliminating almost all rich black. This seems to work well for the sakura tree, but fails to give much depth to the building. As a composition it's a common practice to keep the foreground darker than the background to help lead the eye through the photo. A slightly less overcast day would take care of this in a snap. Your depth of field is good to highlight both foreground and background. If shooting architecture is your interest you might consider a tilt-shift lens to help straighten up the edges of the building. Also a polarizing filter (don't go cheap or your blue skies will go green) could really help to keep the sky from blowing out. If it were me, I think I may have tried an HDR shot of this by adjusting my shutter speed (not aperture) one stop over and one stop under the desired exposure. That might have helped capture the real colors of the place a bit better (which I understand is incredibly difficult in Japan - when it's cloudy 85% of the time around this time of year) Otherwise, it's a good shot and I'm sorry I missed this view of Himeji when I was there a couple of years ago. Hope that's kinda helpful.
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I want to live there. O_O
Or at the very least visit!! x3
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so beautiful. the colors are wonderful and the architecture of the castle is simply gorgeous. i just love sakura trees don't you?
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This is so amazing.. I just studied Japanese castles in my architecture class, too! Wonderful shot.
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the art of the photographer goes beyond creativity
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Its just... wooow... at first look I didnt know if it was painted? photographed? or just some extream modification in fs.
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Gorgeous shot.
Love the natural framing of the peach blossoms.
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Cheery blossoms
Thanks a bunch
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Amazing shot. Can't wait to visit Himeji during the cherry blossoms next year, is it busy there that time of year?
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Yup, certainly is. Definately try to get there on a weekday.
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There are a few places I plan on going on a weekday and as early as possible in the morning.
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