Katsura Rikyu (E-88)A garden design in which the tempter becomes the tempted, the unknown becomes the known, the known becomes the unknown, and, with the slightest shift in viewpoint, the world changes completely-and consequently a garden design in which countless shifts in viewpoint can reveal countless views of the world-this is the distinctive feature of a stroll garden. |
All photography in the William Corey Gallery is for sale and available in many sizes ranging from small to large mural formats. His fine images of japanese gardens look great in any corporate office, home, hotel or retail space.   |
