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I wild thick clouds suddenly covered the sunrise after the rain. Well, you can never imagine how happy I am the moment I took this... :D.
One of many buildings inside the Imperial Palace grounds in Kyoto. It is the former palace of the Emperor of Japan.
Free to enter, the area inside the outer walls is huge with fascinating buildings and beautiful gardens.
The imperial palace of Goslar in Lower Saxony at sunset.
In German the palace is called Kaiserpfalz and was built by Heinrich III in 1040 to 1050.
This was as near as we managed to get to the Imperial Palace in Tokyo. We were a little disappointed that we couldn't get into the surrounding park but understand the reasons. For those interested pre booked accompanied tours are available on certain days.
This is one of the 4 corners guard tower at the Imperial palace in Beijing. Newly renovated and lighted up in the evening sky in celebration of the Spring festival welcoming the year of the dragon. Anything that has a dragon, whether its a carving, sculpture or a design symbol on the ceiling, wall and door panels are being "harassed" by the visitors with their digital camera or handphone in the palace ground. China.
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The imperial palace is a fortress in the middle of Tokio. The gardens are huge, but there is nothing to see, except maybe the 2 guards in front of the main door
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Rendered into a painting using Dynamic Auto Painter (combination of watercolor and drawing).
I added in some antique calligraphy and chop stamps from a Japanese scroll I have. I photographed the scroll, selected the text and then copied it in. The scroll is quite ancient, so the text is quite hard to decipher. If anyone can read it, I would definitely appreciate a translation.