MIC4361388: Tofuku-ji (North Garden) - Kyoto (Japan) - Showa era - Buddhist temple - karesansui (dry landscape garden) and moss garden designed by Shigemori Mirei in 1939 - Tofuku-ji (Northern Garden) - Kyoto (Japan) - Showa period - Buddhist temple - karesansui (dry landscape garden) and moss garden designed by Shigemori Mireori Mireori Mireori I in 1939 / Bridgeman Images
MIC4361613: Komyo-in (sub-temple of Tofuku-ji) - Kyoto (Japan) - Showa era - Buddhist temple - karesansui (dry landscape garden) - designed by Shigemori Mirei in 1939 - Komyo-in (sub-temple of Tofuku-ji) - Kyoto (Japan) - Showa period- Buddhist temple - karesansui (dry landscape garden) - designed by Shigi) Mirei in 1939 / Bridgeman Images
MIC4361682: Reiun-in (sub-temple of Tofuku-ji) - Kyoto (Japan) - Edo period - Buddhist temple - karesansui (dry landscape garden) restaur and by Shigemori Mirei in 1965 - Reiun-in (sub-temple of Tofuku-ji) - Kyoto (Japan) - Edo period - Buddhist temple - karesansui (dry landscape garden) restored by restored by Shigemori Mirei in 1965 / Bridgeman Images
MIC4361928: Zuiho-in (sub-temple of Daitoku-ji) - Kyoto (Japan) - ere Showa - karesansui (dry landscape garden) designed by Shigemori Mirei in 1961 - Zuiho-in (sub-temple of Daitoku-ji) - Kyoto (Japan) - Showa period - karesansui (dry landscape garden) designed by Shigemori Mirei in 1961 / Bridgeman Images
MIC4363198: Ryogen-in (Daitoku-ji sub-temple) - Kyoto (Japan) - Muromachi and Showa era - Buddhist temple - karesansui (dry landscape garden) - Ryogen-in (sub-temple of Daitoku-ji) - Kyoto (Japan) - Muromachi period and Showa period - Buddhist temple - karesansui (dry landscape garden) / Bridgeman Images
MIC4363348: Chion-in - Kyoto (Japan) - Edo period - Buddhist temple siege of Jodo-shu (Pure Earth sect) founded by Honen - garden promenade with pond - rebuilt by Tokugawa Iemitsu shogun - hojo garden designed by Gyokuen monk in 1641 - Chion-in - Kyoto (Japan) - Edo period - Buddhist temple headquarters of the Jodo Do-shu (Pure Land Sect) founded by Honen - stroll garden with pond - rebuilt by the shogun Tokugawa Iemitsu - Hojoõs garden was designed by monk Gyokuen in 1641 / Bridgeman Images
MIC4363411: Byodo-in - Hoodo (Phenix Pavilion) - Uji (Kyoto Prefecture) - Japan - 1053 - Buddhist temple - garden with pond - built by Fujiwara no Yorimichi - UNESCO World Heritage designation 1994 - Byodo-in - Hoodo (Phoenix Hall) - Uji (Kyoto Prefecture) - Japan - 1053 - Buddhist temple - garden with pond built by Fujiwara no Yorimichi - UNESCO World Heritage Site 1994 / Bridgeman Images
MIC4360872: Eikando Zenrin-ji - Kyoto (Japan) - Heian period - Buddhist temple - karesansui (dry landscape garden) and garden promenade with pond - founded by Shinjo - Eikando Zenrin-ji - Kyoto (Japan) - Heian period - Buddhist temple - karesansui (dry landscape garden) and walk garden with pond - founded by Shinjo / Bridgeman Images
PIX4669950: Aurora boreale 12 - 2001 - Aurora borealis 12 - 2001 - Aurora boreale observed in Alaska, December 24, 2001. The film recorded much more colours than those visible by human vision; visually, only a slight green glow was perceived. Image taken on Christmas Eve of 2001. Often the film will pick up more color than we see visually at night and this is a good example. Our eyes are somewhat color blind in dim conditions but the film is not. Visually one could only see a little green / Bridgeman Images
PIX4669961: Aurora boreale observed in Norway - 02 - 2006 - Aurora at Booster Bay - Norway. Feb 16 2006 - Aurora Boreale observed near the Andoya launch centre in Norway, February 16, 2006. The launch center is visible on the left. This image is taken at the Andoya Rocket Range near Andenes Norway. The Rocket launch facility is at left and the bay gets its name from the fact that many rocket boosters end up in the water as research rockets are launched out over the Ocean. The facility at 69.2 degrees north latitude is the world's northernmost permenent launch facility and is located right in the auroral zone where the auroras might be visible any night that it is dark and clear. It is the Norwegians who pioneered the study of the aurora and first determined its altituded photographically over 100 years ago / Bridgeman Images