Dongmyeongbulwon Sa Photo

Photographer’s Note

The exterior of Dongmyeongbulwon Sa (temple) in Busan. Incredibly, no other uploads anywhere on internet by other photographers as I load.

Dongmyeongbulwon Sa is a Buddhist temple in Nam Gu, a southern suburb of metropolitan Busan, which has around 4 million people. I only found it, because it was marked on the 'Choryang' tourist map, in English.

Choryang is the foreigners enclave, opposite Busan KTX Station. Many Russians shop there.

Muse, Cretense, carper, Guenther, keribar, PixelTerror, TopGeo, mumek has marked this note useful

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sanita (44) 2008-09-13 3:13

Hallo Chris
All your pictures look fantastic but I especially love the once of South Korea, it seems like such a calm peaceful place. Thank you so very much for allowing us to see them to
Susanita

mehmetemin (7217) 2008-09-13 3:17

Hi Chris
Good composition! Very nice colors and lights!
Best regards
Mehmet Emin

Muse (31121) 2008-09-13 3:52

Hello Chris,
Very beautiful sight and beautiful colors and lignt
Good frame .
I wish you very good weekend,
Denise

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Cretense (57564) 2008-09-13 7:03

Hi Chris!

Fantastic architecture photo, great framing and composition, very interesting from FG to BG. Great light managment, beautiful colours! Congratulations!

Hercules

carper (66132) 2008-09-13 9:56

very nice one Chris,
a fine place you have here for us, nice pov, fine photojob here, have a nice weekend.
gr. jaap

mikeo (12117) 2008-09-13 11:17

Hi Chris,

Wow! What a word -Dongmyeongbulwon:)
Impossible to say:) The temple is great, so incredible style not possible to see in Europe.

Thanks for sharing,
Greetings
Mikeo

bracasha75 (22523) 2008-09-13 12:26

Helo Chris
'Master of South Korean architekture pictures and again wonderful one
Bravo
Cheers,Braca

ysabaner (1067) 2008-09-13 13:53

Hi Chris,
Very interesting building, colors and sharpness wonderful, well done.
Yahya

jurek1951 (26176) 2008-09-13 14:21

Hi Chris,
excellent capture of wonderful architecture,beautiful colours and detailes here,
lovely texture,
Georg

danyy (69929) 2008-09-13 23:41

Bonjour Chris,
après le modernisme outrageant de ta photo d'hier, le traditionnel cal et séduisant ici. Magnifiques couleurs. Dommage pour la présence de ce car très coloré et qui attire de suite le rrgard.

Excellent dimanche.
Daniel.

Guenther (6891) 2008-09-14 0:47

Hi Chris,
a very beautiful temple and very fine composition giving a diagonal view from the lion in foreground. Thanks for sharing.
Regards,
Guenther

fanni (9037) 2008-09-14 3:18

Hello Chris,
I like this excellently composed image which contains so many interesting details to see. Very well balanced! Beautiful rich colours and good lighting.
thank you, and greetings from Moscow,
Elena

keribar (42760) 2008-09-14 10:26

Hi Chris

You are the champion among users of analog cameras, and also the champion among TE photographers who show little known places of the world - Many thanks - Izzet

siolaw (25890) 2008-09-15 0:19

Hi Chris,
A good compo to include as much elements as possible, yet remaining simple and well balanced... The lion statue seems to look at the column and the temple is a great backdrop to the scene
Greetings
Laurent

PixelTerror (87195) 2008-09-15 4:57

Hi Chris,
This angle allows you to include many interesting elements using all of the frame, I'd clone the bus part in the background.
Have a nice day JY

TopGeo (22495) 2008-09-15 7:37

Hi Chris!Amazing picture! Important buildings and supremacy composition. I like the prospect to the right and the diagonal. Good the subject and the work great!
Georgios

Angshu (34243) 2008-09-18 0:41

Namaste Chris
Again another first from you! You did not get good light here, as it looks like. But a good POV with the statue of the lion overlooking the column & the temple. The temple's colours provide a nice contrast.
Regards
Angshu

mumek (17530) 2008-09-21 6:27

Good morning Chris!
Beautiful capture of the temple taken from the sidewalk. Nice natural colours, great architectural details. Thanks for the interesting note
best regards
ziggy