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Museum of Anthropology, UBC

one more glance at this award winning building...although based on BC native structures, evidently architect Arthur Erickson was also influenced by the style of Japanese Shinto temples

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Julie Oldfield		01-Oct-2016 17:59
So well composed. Love the reflections. V

janescottcumming		29-Sep-2016 16:13
An interesting looking place. I like the red highlights but what really pulled me into the photo was the "skull" looking piece of wood in the foreground. Fantastic composition! V

bill friedlander		28-Sep-2016 17:10
It is a lovely design with the flashes of red adding accents. V

Tom LeRoy		28-Sep-2016 15:14
Very appealing design and structure. It fits the scene so well. V

Jess. ( Lady.D.)		28-Sep-2016 03:10
This building really has to be seen to fully appreciate it's gracious nature, good shot David.

larose forest photos		28-Sep-2016 02:12
The Shinto temple gates influence is noticeable in this view. A very lovely shot. V

Gill Kopy		28-Sep-2016 01:40
Nicely captured shot of this impressive building. The foreground does make a great contrast ! V

Nirvan Hope		27-Sep-2016 20:48
It does have a Shinto feel to it. Love the little red accents inside the glass.

Johnny JAG		27-Sep-2016 20:19
It looks very blocky!

Marco Valk		27-Sep-2016 19:06
Perfectly composed image. Nice foreground and reflection as well.

Colin Storey		27-Sep-2016 18:48
Very nicely composed image, great foreground interest and reflections.

Helen Betts		27-Sep-2016 18:48
Excellent capture and interesting observation. I can see where he might have been influenced by the multiple gates outside some temples, but not the temples themselves.

joseantonio		27-Sep-2016 18:14
very nice POV with those reflections.

Don Mottershead		27-Sep-2016 16:51
A handsome building.

Jim Coffman		27-Sep-2016 15:39
A well composed capture of this museum, David!

Walter Otto Koenig		27-Sep-2016 15:29
The Japanese influence is quite noticeable here. I like the repeating patterns and you composition with the wood in the foreground as a contrast. Works well! "V"

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