As a Code Wrangler at Automattic, Inc., I spend my days reticulating splines. As a nomad, I own very few things and enjoy living simply. I love cooking, engineering, photography, and my faithful God, Jesus Christ.
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4 thoughts on “Sedona Journey-280”
Astounding! Such depth captured with this image. The refractions through the glasswork, the playfulness of the shadows, the dazzling craftsmanship of the environment, even the organist’s composure: all lend themselves to this gorgeous composition!
This may be my favorite photo from amongst your collections, Dennis.
Actually, the glass you see in the background is a series of glass doors that open and close as the pipes behind them play. It’s a mesmerizing dance that draws your eyes to the active instruments. I’m not sure if they serve a functional purpose, such as enhancing the volume of the sound, but they are neat to watch for sure!
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Astounding! Such depth captured with this image. The refractions through the glasswork, the playfulness of the shadows, the dazzling craftsmanship of the environment, even the organist’s composure: all lend themselves to this gorgeous composition!
This may be my favorite photo from amongst your collections, Dennis.
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*correction*
Reflections from the pipes.
Thought the back drop was decorative glass prior to zooming-in.
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Actually, the glass you see in the background is a series of glass doors that open and close as the pipes behind them play. It’s a mesmerizing dance that draws your eyes to the active instruments. I’m not sure if they serve a functional purpose, such as enhancing the volume of the sound, but they are neat to watch for sure!
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Thanks Caleb! I think you would enjoy such a place to see it for yourself.
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