Going through life with the lens cap off
I liked that the photos are in black and white, seems to fit more with the "sereneness" the figures were made to convey. Were they in a temple/monastery?
Hey Mall,Thanks!Actually, these statues were inside a crafts store in the East Village.
Ahh. I wondered where so many such statues would be together in a bunch. I don't get the "Buddha fields" reference, though.Nice shot, that top one.FA
Thanks.It's the title of a book by Lafcadio Hearn, one of my favorite authors on Japan.
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I liked that the photos are in black and white, seems to fit more with the "sereneness" the figures were made to convey. Were they in a temple/monastery?
Hey Mall,
Thanks!
Actually, these statues were inside a crafts store in the East Village.
Ahh. I wondered where so many such statues would be together in a bunch. I don't get the "Buddha fields" reference, though.
Nice shot, that top one.
FA
Thanks.
It's the title of a book by Lafcadio Hearn, one of my favorite authors on Japan.
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