Panorama thread nr. 59 *large files*

Thank you as always, Andre Bomhof-san

>It seems to be protecting the shrine.
　I do not know exactly about it.  Indeed every shinto shrine has very tall and symbolic tree in Japan.  I guess the trees exist as a something of subject for natural religion...  We believe that God exists in the tree....

Following is standard shot and standing point of mine was edge of the tea field.

EOS7D AiNikkor35mmF1.4 f=5.6 one shot image

Regards
HAMADA

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