House in the Sky :: Beautiful Japan #42
The best houses are those built in the clouds.
This is mostly a traditional house, with some modern touches. Most houses are thrown up in a few weeks. They are cookie-cutter houses, all built from pre-made parts. But this one? I watched them slowly build this up over the course of a year using top-quality material. It must have cost the owners a small fortune.
When I took this photo, I was just trying to capture the top half of the house and the cool clouds. However, upon processing it I was immediately reminded of Castle in The Sky, the fantastic Miyazaki film. What do you think?
Don't miss the other great photos in the Beautiful Japan photo series!
#1–10 — Beautiful Japan, Collection #1
#11–20 — Beautiful Japan, Collection #2
#21–30 — Beautiful Japan, Collection #3
#31 — Lost in Thought
#32 — Now For My Close-Up
#33 — Let's Pray Under the Clouds
#34 — Garden Shrine
#35 — Bridge to Adventure
#36 — Angry Samurai Turtle
#37 — Castle in the Trees
#38 — Maple Leaves at Rest
#39 — Shrine of the Goddess
#40 — The Buddha at Kamakura
#41 — Cherry Blizzard
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 | David LaSpina is an American photographer lost in Japan, trying to capture the beauty of this country one photo at a time. |
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deep blue sky and amazing japanese traditional style roof goes very well together :)