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Kozen-Ji (Y-14) I can feel the garden coming alive. I watch it grow before me and I seem to slip back centuries to an ordered world of calm and balance. My concentration seems great but effortless. Now, nothing moves in the garden, but it is filled with a great feeling of life and motion. It seems important to be here, as if I were on the threshold of some great discovery. Perhaps the importance of this place rests in its mere existence and the opportunity to come here. This is something that all the photographs and written interpretations strive to reproduce; the thrill of watching the garden.
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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.   |
