Crypt Chapel
Uploaded: March 03, 2014
The oldest chapel in the cathedral, and some consider the most lovely, is Bethlehem Chapel. Begun in 1907 and completed in 1912, in the earlier style of 13th century English gothic. It sits in the easternmost end of the building's crypt, with windows set in the apse wall behind the altar.
2-frame stitched "pano" (or perhaps "verto"?) -- I used the lens-shift feature of the Canon TS-E 17mm to take an upper and lower image of the altar without having to tilt the camera -- I'm definitely going to love this feature!
Michele Peterson
March 03, 2014
Chris Budny
March 04, 2014
Dayna Cain
March 25, 2014
Chris Budny
March 26, 2014
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January 02, 2015
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