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The Ballroom: Indianapolis Scottish Rite Cathedral


 

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The Ballroom: Indianapolis Scottish Rite Cathedral
The Ballroom: Indianapolis Scottish Rite Cathedral
8.0s @ f/20, ISO 100, Nikkor 14-24mm f/2.8 @ 14mm.
The Ballroom is 99 ft.square, 45 ft.high with a balcony 16-1/2 ft. wide on all four sides. It is supported by 15 fluted oak columns. The dancing area is 66 ft. square. Except for the floor, the woodwork, pillars, and paneling are Carpathian white oak; the architecture is Elizabethan. The large chandelier is gilded bronze with crystal beads and pendants. It weighs 2,500 pounds and contains ~200 light bulbs and can be lowered for cleaning.

Rona L. Schwarz

 
 
 

Ellen Hodges
 

Wow! What an interesting place and a gorgeous capture, Rona!!! Looks soooo beautiful!!!


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February 04, 2012

 

Michael G. Marshall
  A beautiful image, Rona! I lived in Indy for several years and have driven by the cathedral many times. Unfortunately, I never ventured inside. My lost. Magnificent!


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February 04, 2012

 

Michelle Alton
  Wow...what a GREAT capture, Rona.


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February 04, 2012

 

Monnie Ryan
  I'll echo the WOW on this one, Rona!


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February 04, 2012

 
- Kathy Salerni

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  I'll quadruple the Wow, Rona! Totally beautiful Comp, color, details and symmetry! So well done!


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February 04, 2012

 
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  What a gorgeous room and such a beautiful capture, Rona!! A fave for me! Superb work!


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February 04, 2012

 
- Leslie McLain

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  Beautiful capture, Rona.


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February 06, 2012

 
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