BAMBOO SCAFFOLDING

this is a great pic.

well done

@ Linn >> Thanks a lot, bro. I wish you have a great day!

Hadn’t done yet since October? I wanted to know how many bamboos they used for that and any better idea to find other solutions like using steel frames or cranes for scaffolding instead of using bamboos. I do love to look again and again for Bamboo Architecture for scaffolding. It’s look so amazing and awesome especially to Sequence Design of Scaffolding even I don’t think too much for how they make so strong for supporting each other. If I were a Prime Minister one day … I would like to put one Degree Program .. may be even Ph.D Program for Bamboo Architect and Engineering. Like the way of Bros in my working firm. :) :P

@ MYO HAN HTUN >> Yes, Ko Toe. They still under process until now. The legend of using bamboo is its flexibility, bro. That is what I have learned from an experienced Burmese architect. Steel frame? How many hundreds of tons of steel you need to cover the stupa? So, Bamboo is the most favorable solution, bro. That’s what Burmese engineers master and cost effective.

Thanks for ur pic, bro! I can pay homage ShweDagon Pagoda at my Birthday morning. Really,really thanks. Nice shot !

@ Pyi Soe >> Bro. I am glad that I could give you such a religious present. Happy Birthday to you and may all your days brighter throughout this year..

I personally have great admiration on you attitude and contribution towards to the Myanmar.
We need people like you in our country, my brother.

@ Naw Naw >> A Ma. Thanks for your admiration towards my work. Yes, I am trying to convey the sacred heritage of our country to the world.

You took an extremely nice close-up of it. Yes, i can see it from my office everyday in the distance. i was hoping to see it clearly. i really am thankful to view it as a stunning simplicity.

@ Yin Nwe >> Yes, I used Zoom Lens to create this shot. You are lucky that you can open up your days by paying homage to Shwedagon every morning.

Bro!!
Both bamboo scaffolding and your idea of capturing on it are quite artful. Like you it is my first experience of seeing on such kind of gorgeous one. Holy Shwedagon Pagoda enshrined with the relics of omniscient Loard Buddha and skillful bamboo scaffolding, how excellent your creation is!!! Thanks. :)

@ Shwe Wut Hmone Khine >> Nyi Ma. Thanks a lot for your encouraging comment. You make me click my camera more, seriously. Your beautiful comments always make me smile both in terms of appearance here and mentally. Yes, this giant bamboo structure is superbly awesome especially to those European. And I am proud to present the world that Burmese people still have those giant handmade structures nowadays…

I have known this bamboo is called “WAYAR”!

@ Kyaw Zin Htike >> Yes, bro. You are right.