The Torii Gate is a traditional Japanese gate usually found at the entrance of a Shinto Shrine. This gate is at the entrance to the Japanese Garden at the Birmingham (AL) Botanical Gardens. Torri Gates come in many styles, each with a unique meaning. This gate seems to be the Daiwa or Inari torii – A myōjin tori.
The Torii Gate
- January 30, 2022
- Architecture / Asia / Color / Fine Art Photography / Gardens / iPhoneography / Landscape / Landscape Photography / Religion
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Ron Mayhew
Fine Art Photographer specializing in Still Life and Commercial Photography.
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maristravels
31 Jan 2022Thank you for the information on the Torii Gate, I didn’t know about the different styles. Your Torii Gate is a beautiful example and a great photograph – as always from you.
Ron Mayhew
1 Feb 2022One of the perks of photography is it forces you to learn a little about what your shooting 😊