Quick Hit: Japanese Flood Infrastructure.
Jul. 10th, 2008 01:33 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sechan19Via Pink Tentacle.
The Japanese photographer, Sato Jun Ichi, has collected a wealth of photographs from over a ten-year period that documents Japan`s sophisticated (and incredibly aesthetic) flood-control infrastructure.
Practical, and ofttimes poetic, these varying floodgates are a marvel. Would that we had anything nearly as awesome in the States.
Check out the photographer`s own site, here, for more images. And expect regular updates to resume tomorow (if I remember to bring my jumpdrive files).
The Japanese photographer, Sato Jun Ichi, has collected a wealth of photographs from over a ten-year period that documents Japan`s sophisticated (and incredibly aesthetic) flood-control infrastructure.
Practical, and ofttimes poetic, these varying floodgates are a marvel. Would that we had anything nearly as awesome in the States.
Check out the photographer`s own site, here, for more images. And expect regular updates to resume tomorow (if I remember to bring my jumpdrive files).
