My latest image on Monochromia. A spectacular find in Tokyo.
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Jane Lurie Photography 
It is spectacular
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Isn’t it a cool building, Lisa? Fun to photograph. Glad you like it– thanks!
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nice, Jane!
gets me coming
and going 🙂
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Thanks, David. 🙂 Yes, indeed.
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Lovely pic. Nice spot to get this shot.
Tokyo is my most favorite city ❤️❤️❤️
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Nice details 🙂
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Thank you, Joshi. Fascinating building. 👍🏻
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Excellent Jane – you always do well with architecture. 🙂
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Thanks, Lynn. We enjoy studying architecture. Glad you like this shot. 🙂
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We’ll, your enthusiasm shows! 🙂
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Thanks😘
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What a building! What a photograph!
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Thanks so much, Adam! 🙂
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Wonderful … I like the human element!
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Thank you, Denise. It was certainly a gift. Glad you like this one. 🙂
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A rich and beautiful black and white image. I love the playful composition and the abundance of different gray tones.
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Hi Otto, I’m pleased you like this image. I was thrilled to come across this building. Thanks so much and it’s great to hear from you. 🙂
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very interesting shot…looks like a maze in the sky😜love the color👍
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I like the zig-zag walk ways. Great perspective.
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Hi YC, And the person crossing was such a gift. Thanks so much for your interest and comments.
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Wow, fabulous capture, Jane!
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Thanks, Ellen. I love to explore architecture when we travel. Pleased you enjoyed this one. 🙂
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Amazing perspective, Jane. Great shot.
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A very nice perspective shot!
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Thanks, YC. A nice challenge to find the angles.
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Thanks so much, Jane. A serendipitous find as we explored Tokyo.
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Stunning shot, Jane. Love the contrast in this one. Like looking up into the light 🙂
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Hi Mabel, Yes…look into the light. The lines and patterns were fascinating. Pleased you like it– thanks so much and I hope you are doing well. 🙂
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Impressive structure and well exposed in the photo!
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Thanks so much, Poetpas. It was an interesting design to explore. Glad you enjoyed this one.
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Welcome 😊
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Amazing building and stunning shot, Jane!
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Thank you, Hannah. So glad you like it- I love photographing buildings. Appreciate you stopping by. 😊
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Yes, I find buildings fascinating to photograph. So much so that I have a category of “Architecture” on my site. 🙂
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Super shot, as always! Bravo, Jane!
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Thanks very much, Fabio. Much appreciated. 😊
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Exceptional photography on an awesome building! Bravo!!! 🙂
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Gorgeous! I loved Tokyo’s buildings. This is truly an incredible find. 🙂
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Thanks, Cheryl. We happily stumbled upon it- quite something. Did you see it? We loved Tokyo. Great to hear from you and hope you and Basil are doing well.
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We haven’t seen this building. 😦 Basil has a business trip to Tokyo next week. What a coincidence. 🙂
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That’s great! Maybe he’ll have time to see it. The exterior is interesting, too.
Thanks for being in touch. 😊
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I was going to say dirigible, but close enough. This does convey the feeling of immensity.
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Yes, Michael, I see that now. It’s a very cool space and is enormous. Thanks so much.
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Excellent, Jane.
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Thanks again, Rabirius. You’d have a great time here with your eye.
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Stunningly simple and complex. This reminds me of some orange places that I have been in.
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Hi Allan, Yes…great lines and functionality. I am trying to figure out what you meant..I think spellcheck stepped in…:) Thanks, as always. 🙂
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Thanks, Jane. Spellcheck is ok, I was speaking in vague metaphoric terms about my time at the bridge (‘The Big Orange’ to some folks).
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Allan, I can’t believe that didn’t click with me. Of course! 😉
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🤡 Don’t worry about it.
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Try me the next time. 😉
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What a great structure and I like how you have the sky-walks zigzagging. It reminded me of this New Yorker cartoon.
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Haha- perfect, Steve. I loved Escher in my younger days. Glad you enjoyed this one– it is such a surprise to see. Thanks very much.
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It made me think it was the interior of a huge blimp.
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Hi Steve, That’s a cool analogy. It was astounding to walk in and find this immense atrium. Glad you enjoyed it-thanks.
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Incredible, to drool over.
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Thank you, Paula, my friend. 😊
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Oh, wow, I daresay it was! ❤
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Thanks so much, Eliza. ❤️
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