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This fine art of a pipe organ at the Methodist Church is offered in an open edition at 18x12 inch and smaller. There are 4 size-limited editions of 30 (24x16 inch), 20 (36x24 inch), 15 (60x40 inch) and 10 arbitrarily-sized images. When ordered framed, it will have default a barnwood frame. Please contact me through email or phone if you're interested in other options, for example a different frame or different size.
Bodie, CA located at over 8000 feet altitude in the Eastern Sierra Nevada, is one of the best preserved ghost towns in the country. Now a State Historic Park, at the end of the 19th century Bodie was the second largest town in California (after San Francisco). As a gold and silver mining town it had its heydays around 1879.
Having visited Bodie a couple of times before, finally in April of 2013 I paid for a permit to enter seven buildings. The Methodist Church was one of them. A monitor was with me and understandably I had to adhere to a lot of rules, as to not damage anything. I had to fold my tripod each time as I moved around, and couldn't touch cobwebs or dust on the old furniture.
This fine art of a pipe organ at the Methodist Church is offered in an open edition at 18x12 inch and smaller. There are 4 size-limited editions of 30 (24x16 inch), 20 (36x24 inch), 15 (60x40 inch) and 10 arbitrarily-sized images. When ordered framed, it will have default a barnwood frame. Please contact me through email or phone if you're interested in other options, for example a different frame or different size.
Bodie, CA located at over 8000 feet altitude in the Eastern Sierra Nevada, is one of the best preserved ghost towns in the country. Now a State Historic Park, at the end of the 19th century Bodie was the second largest town in California (after San Francisco). As a gold and silver mining town it had its heydays around 1879.
Having visited Bodie a couple of times before, finally in April of 2013 I paid for a permit to enter seven buildings. The Methodist Church was one of them. A monitor was with me and understandably I had to adhere to a lot of rules, as to not damage anything. I had to fold my tripod each time as I moved around, and couldn't touch cobwebs or dust on the old furniture.
