Imagekind Gallery Asia

Dead Souls

The surface of a column, part of the huge steel torii gate at the entrance of Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo- a Shinto shrine built in 1869 to commemorate Japanese war dead.

Temple Gates

Snuggled

Original photograph enhanced with texture from Darkwood 67.

Spring in the City

Imperial Palace

Wagasa

Wagasa (Japanese umbrella). Old and shabby but still beautiful.

Sunset Kiss

Japanese Doll

On Duty

Hina Doll

Koma

Japanese Spinning Tops

Calligraphy Brushes

Peacetime

Katana in times of piece.

Night Wonders

Japanese Dream

Japanese Mosaic

Japanese Autumn

Autumn

Beautiful autumn scene in Shijuoka, Japan.

Meditation

A woman meditating in a Buddhist temple in Kamakura, Japan.

Pine Trees

Japanese pine trees (Matsu).Green throughout the year, the pine tree symbolizes youth and longevity and is used as decorative plant in most Japanese gardens.

Silk Painting

Silk Painting depicting Japanese nobility from the Heian Period.

Matsu

Japanese pine tree (Matsu).Green throughout the year, the pine tree symbolizes youth and longevity and is used as decorative plant in most Japanese gardens.

Japanese Pride

FOR THE NEXT COUPLE OF MONTHS, UNTIL SEPTEMBER 1st, 100% OF THE PROCEEDS FROM ANY IMAGE PURCHASED ON MY WEBSITE WILL BE DONATED TO THE Ashinaga Ikueikai Foundation (http://www.ashinaga.org/e/index.php) FOR TOHOKU TSUNAMI ORPHANS IN JAPAN. THANK YOU.

Japanese Textile Art

Silk Painting depicting Japanese nobility from the Heian Period.

Bamboo

Bamboo.

Zen Garden

One of the beautiful Zen gardens in Fukuoka, Japan.

Secret Garden

This photo was taken in Changdeokgung (Changdeok Palace), Seoul. Originally constructed between 1405 and 1412, the palace was Korea's centre of power from 1618 to 1896. In Biwon (the Secret Garden), the buildings follow Confucian principles of simplicity and harmony with nature.

Momiji

Bamboo

Japanese Umbrella

Zen

Japanese pine tree (Matsu).Green throughout the year, the pine tree symbolizes youth and longevity and is used as decorative plant in most Japanese gardens. The picture was taken in late fall.

Angkor Wat

Sunrise at Angkor Complex, Cambodia.

The Secrets of Angkor

Ancient tree roots covering Ta Prohm Temple, Angkor, Cambodia. The world-famous temples of Angkor, built between 9th and 13th centuries when the Khmer civilisation was at the height of its extraordinary creativity, constitute one of humanity's most magnificent architectural achievements.

Statues of Buddha

The shot was taken in Ayutthaya Historical Park, Thailand. Founded c. 1350, Ayutthaya is the former capital of the Kingdom of Siam. It was destroyed by the Burmese in the 18th century.

Eternity

The world-famous temples of Angkor(Cambodia) were built between 9th and 13th centuries when the Khmer civilisation was at the height of its extraordinary creativity, constitute one of humanity's most magnificent architectural achievements. The Bayon is a richly decorated Khmer temple at Angkor.Its most distinctive feature is the multitude of serene and massive stone faces (216) on the many towers the temple consists of.

Buddha Statues

The picture was taken in Ayutthaya , Thailand. Ayutthaya Historical Park is the ruins of the former capital of the Kingdom of Siam (1350). It is the site of mass murder, rape and enslavement of Siamese people and destruction of the Ayutthaya city, its art and buildings by the Burmese in 1767. Ayutthaya Historical Park is the most important tourist site for Thailand tourism outside Bangkok in Central Thailand. It is just an hour drive north from Bangkok.

Timeless

Forbidden Garden

Pine Trees

Shinto Shrine

Japanese Garden

Emperor's Gardens inside the Emperor's Palace in Tokyo.

Red Autumn

Japanese Autumn Kimono

Coming of age. Mother and daughter visiting shrine. The picture was taken in Matsumoto city, near Matsumoto Castle.

Red Umbrella in Bamboo Forest

Bamboo Forest

Head of Buddha in a Tree

Buddha's head in a tree. The shot was taken in Wat Mahathat, Ayutthaya, Thailand.

Shogun's Tomb

Tomb of Tokugawa Ieyasu in Tosho-gu Temple, Nikko, Japan. Tokugawa Ieyasu was the founder and first shogun of the Tokugawa shogunate of Japan.

Bamboo

Prayer

Stone Figures of Jizo

Jizo is the protector of children, expectant mothers, firemen, and travellers. Most of all, he is the protector of deceased children, including miscarried, aborted or stillborn infants. In Japanese folklore, Jizo hides the children in his robes to protect them from demons and guide them to salvation. This picture was taken in the grounds of Hasedera temple in Kamakura, Japan.

Imagekind Gallery Asia

Dead Souls

Temple Gates

Snuggled

Spring in the City

Imperial Palace

Wagasa

Sunset Kiss

Japanese Doll

On Duty

Hina Doll

Hina Doll

Koma

Calligraphy Brushes

Peacetime

Night Wonders

Japanese Dream

Japanese Mosaic

Japanese Autumn

Autumn

Meditation

Pine Trees

Silk Painting

Matsu

Japanese Pride

Japanese Textile Art

Bamboo

Zen Garden

Secret Garden

Momiji

Bamboo

Japanese Umbrella

Zen

Angkor Wat

The Secrets of Angkor

Statues of Buddha

Eternity

Buddha Statues

Timeless

Forbidden Garden

Pine Trees

Shinto Shrine

Japanese Garden

Red Autumn

Japanese Autumn Kimono

Red Umbrella in Bamboo Forest

Bamboo Forest

Head of Buddha in a Tree

Shogun's Tomb

Bamboo

Prayer

Stone Figures of Jizo

Japanese Pine Tree

Great Buddha's Sandals

Temple in Bamboo Forest

Temple in Bamboo Forest

Temple Guardian

Bamboo Forest

Old Man Noh Mask

Dead Lotuses

Sashimi