Gil Asakawa's Nikkei View | Late Boulder photographer William Corey’s incredible photos of Japan’s gardens put on display at DIA
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28 May Late Boulder photographer William Corey’s incredible photos of Japan’s gardens put on display at DIA

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Denver International Airport is preparing for the long-awaited launch of the direct flight between Denver and Tokyo’s Narita Airport, and as part of the hubbub, a Boulder photographer who died in 2008 of cancer will be paid special tribute with his enormous images on display at the airport. The photos will establish a isual — and visceral — connection with Japan for travelers before they even step aboard United flight 139’s Boeing 787 Dreamliner jet for the 12-hour trek.

The Boulder Daily Camera wrote up a nice piece on Corey. His widow, Reimi Adachi, is a dedicated keeper and promoter of the artists’ work, and pushed for this exhibit.

You can enjoy Corey’s spectacular talent for capturing the beauty and spiritual essence of Japanese gardens on williamcorey.com.

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