Here is the second entry of the reprocessed images from this 2009 shoot. I’m sure someone can guess what the subject is from this one. If not, tomorrow’s post will definitively reveal the answer.
Great shot! My old church used to have a huge tracker organ and I would have loved to get into the guts to do some shooting. The organist was, rightly, rather protective of his baby and the thought of me blundering about amongst the pipes was probably very scary indeed.
Bingo! You win NOTHING! Thank you for playing!
Seriously, Dave … The only reason I was able to crawl back there was because the organ had been silenced. The church had been shuttered. I’ll post another image from it tomorrow and provide some more background.
Seriously? I thought there were prizes involved! I must say, however, the intrigue was fun. I think anyone would have been hard pressed to come up with the answer from yesterday’s image. Nice piece of cloak and dagger work, Bob. Was this Church in Lowell?
When this post started loading in my news reader, the title appeared about 2 seconds before the picture loaded. As soon as I saw the title, and remembering yesterday’s challenge, I thought Pipe Organ. Congrats to John for getting it first, and I never could have guessed the actual church.
Based on an email exchange, it seems that not everyone realised that I was joking about the whole “who guessed first” thing. For the record, I was completely joking and had no intention of offending anyone. It makes absolutely no difference to me who guessed the right answer first (even though I know who it was) π
(also joking. I wonder when someone will come up with a commenting system that conveys tone of voice?)
Pipes from an old organ?
Great shot! My old church used to have a huge tracker organ and I would have loved to get into the guts to do some shooting. The organist was, rightly, rather protective of his baby and the thought of me blundering about amongst the pipes was probably very scary indeed.
Bingo! You win NOTHING! Thank you for playing!
Seriously, Dave … The only reason I was able to crawl back there was because the organ had been silenced. The church had been shuttered. I’ll post another image from it tomorrow and provide some more background.
Seriously? I thought there were prizes involved! I must say, however, the intrigue was fun. I think anyone would have been hard pressed to come up with the answer from yesterday’s image. Nice piece of cloak and dagger work, Bob. Was this Church in Lowell?
John Yes. No prize involved, but can you guess which church?
Saint Jean Baptiste?
Yup.
When this post started loading in my news reader, the title appeared about 2 seconds before the picture loaded. As soon as I saw the title, and remembering yesterday’s challenge, I thought Pipe Organ. Congrats to John for getting it first, and I never could have guessed the actual church.
Am I good, or what?! π Bob, next time we see each other, I’ll share some Father Spike stories with you.
Ah great shot Bob and fun little game. Love the texture and softness in the shot
Mark, I believe my comment on yesterday’s post appeared 1 minute before John’s one here. Just saying… π
Dave is correct. And he doesn’t get a prize either.
Sorry, Dave. Comment on yesterday’s post = yesterday’s comment. I still win! I wish there was a prize. π
Great shot, Bob. I love the DoF in this shot!
Awesome photo! I love the composition on this one Bob, great find!
Very cool Bob… I was admittedly beyond stumped yesterday π
Thanks, everyone! I am honoured to receive this fabulous, non-existent prize!
By the way, Bob, I love the organ shots – very creative.
Dave – I just came back here and discovered that I had slighted you. So many apologies.
Thanks all, for the comments. Much appreciated.
Based on an email exchange, it seems that not everyone realised that I was joking about the whole “who guessed first” thing. For the record, I was completely joking and had no intention of offending anyone. It makes absolutely no difference to me who guessed the right answer first (even though I know who it was) π
(also joking. I wonder when someone will come up with a commenting system that conveys tone of voice?)