The Man-made Lake @ Chiang Kai Shek Memorial
"Keep a green tree in your heart and perhaps a singing bird will come".
- Chinese proverb
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8 comments:
A classic look, a pagoda that could have been built many hundreds of years ago. It has that classic style that never ages over time...
Lovely ShadowShot. The lake reflects movement, yet is very peaceful. The memorial building is quite cheerful looking. Happy SSS to you!
How beautiful! And what lovely shadows! Marvelous captures for the day! And it does indeed have a classic style. Have a wonderful weekend!
Sylvia
A lovely shadow shot!
Lovely shot, I bet it's lovely to be there, too.
What a great shot. Love the pagoda
How gorgeous! That photo would make a perfect image for a postacard! I love that Chinese proverb too! Have a great week :)
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the most creative blogger award,
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cheers!
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