Japan, I would define as a microchip that has small space to do many things.
Enjoy the enlarged miniature showing their extra-ordinary capabilities, showcasing Roads of Japan in this session.
Note: I do not claim copyright of these images, as these have not been photographed by me. I received these in an email forward.
wow amazing:)
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Its a wonderful photo collage :-)
Amazing pictures. I feel like visiting Japan after seeing the spectacular infrastructure. I appreciate for sharing the lovely and marvellous photos.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos. Thank you so much for sharing this.
ReplyDeleteAmazing roadways. The pictures with colored lights are very impressive.
ReplyDeleteReally great photos, amazing infrastructure!
ReplyDeletePreciosa serie. Detallista y colorista. Muy buen trabajo. Saludos.
ReplyDeleteJapan has a relatively orderly society for being so jampacked over there!
ReplyDeleteit's too many photos in too many themes. haha- i'm dizzy. I LOVE #1.
ReplyDeleteOlá Deeear Bhavesh,
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful sequence of pictures,as usual:-)
Beijos
Beautiful without greenary?
ReplyDeleteIs that good?
Beautiful... but I will have to say that Delhi wins on the count of its trees. :-)
ReplyDeleteNice collection of photos.
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Hmm, I was wondering what must be the ratio of their population & roads????1:1 ;)
ReplyDeleteI'm missing some natural beauty.
Geometry, technology, what a difference with the peacock you took in your previous post, but still amazing.
ReplyDeleteWhat amazing pictures these are - but, honestly, my favorite was the one of Fuji in the background. It impresses me more than all the man made achievements!
ReplyDeleteNice and impressive pictures but which also manifest a human madness greedy for "very right away" and of " go very quickly ".
ReplyDeleteGood day Bahvesh.
I'm so happy to see all your comments. I've noticed a thing here; most of you, just like me, like natural architecture more than man-made :)
ReplyDeleteI like the city with a zillion lights, the bridge at night, the water -view looking up from under the bridge and that bright red building reflected We at night too. Over all just the way the highways wrap around like a snake- fun post-
ReplyDeleteohmigod, I'm dizzy now! LOL
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful and huge!
Thanks for sharing!
Léia
I like the first image best because of the colors and motion. I think city structures are just as beautiful and special as those found in nature. They are all part of "what is" and therefore perfect.
ReplyDeleteOMG OMG OMG!!!!!!!!! These are absolutely incredible!!!!!!! I love cities, and these pictures just take my breath away Bhavesh! I am so glad you posted them. Amazing. I think I'm speechless....
ReplyDeleteOnestly... spechless!!! you are an amayzing photographer!
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing...
ReplyDeleteI'm absolutely stunned, Bhavesh! This is an incredible series of photographs. Did you take all of the pictures? I'm at a loss for superlatives to praise you!
ReplyDeleteBut I'm going to bookmark this page so I can come back and look at it again and again!
Thank you very much for this wondrous post!
That first picture is amazing - I wonder who took it!
ReplyDeleteAt first look, I thought that you were in Japan.
ReplyDeleteThat first picture is sooooooo cool. Totally frame worthy!
ReplyDeleteIncreibles fotografias, Aunque creo que me axifisiaría allí.
ReplyDeleteSaludos
Perdón escribí mal: asfixiaría. Eso está mejor.
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