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Rainbow at the bottom by Eva Hui from the GigaPan Yosemite Falls & Half Dome by yosemite
What treasure can you find there?
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snow-covered mountains by Eva Hui from the GigaPan Yosemite Falls, Yosemite Valley & Half Dome by yosemite
like a water ink painting
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Pipes by Eva Hui from the GigaPan Calvary Church Back View by Eva Hui
They used about 7400 pipes for the organ with some only the size of a pencil.
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Reredos by Eva Hui from the GigaPan Calvary Church interior by Eva Hui
These oak panels containing statues of saints.are behind the high altar.
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Lantern of lights by Eva Hui from the GigaPan Calvary Church Interior 2 by Eva Hui
The four stained glass windows on each of the four sides of the church tower are called the Lantern. These are designed to let light enter the church.
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The original pipe organ in the back by Eva Hui from the GigaPan Calvary Church interior back view by Eva Hui
and the three long stained glass windows form one of the most beautiful views of the church.
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Like a jewel... by Eva Hui from the GigaPan Calvary Church Interior 2 by Eva Hui
shining in the dark.
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Details of an angel by Eva Hui from the GigaPan San Xavior Del Bac Mission - The White Dove of the Desert - interior - 312 by John Post
beautiful photography!
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Coat of Arms by Eva Hui from the GigaPan Calvary Church interior by Eva Hui
Here is a close-up view of the exquisite wood carving.
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another stained glass image by Eva Hui from the GigaPan Calvary Church interior by Eva Hui
The previous snapshot description was sent accidentally using my husband's account. Here is the correction. I thanked the Calvary church for letting me take the photos to be used as an enhancement of learning for a Medieval Faire activity.
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a mixed-up shot by Eva Hui from the GigaPan Chatham panorama by Eva Hui
An individual shot of the ducks got mixed into the sequence of this panorama resulting in this phenomenon.
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A squirrel on a rock by Eva Hui from the GigaPan Chatham panorama by Eva Hui
...in its perfect squirrel pose.
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Ducks roaming near the pond by Eva Hui from the GigaPan Chatham panorama by Eva Hui
They approached us a few times and managed to be out of this 360 pan view except for this shot.
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light and shade by Eva Hui from the GigaPan Indianapolis American Legion Plaza - South by Ron Gaydos
nice contrasts
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layers of mountains by Eva Hui from the GigaPan Sandia Crest at Albuquerque by Ron Gaydos
a memorable hike
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cold and crispy by Eva Hui from the GigaPan Sandia Crest at Albuquerque by Ron Gaydos
It was a very cold day but this is one of the many great views we saw that day.
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The Swastika Symbol by Eva Hui from the GigaPan Hong Kong - Po Lin Monastery - Lantau Island by Ron Gaydos
Not to be confused with the Nazi emblem, this symbol is commonly found in Hindu temples, Buddhist sculptures, and Asian artifacts, It represents dharma, universal harmony, and eternity.
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The Gate to the Po Lin Monastery by Eva Hui from the GigaPan Hong Kong - Po Lin Monastery - Lantau Island by Ron Gaydos
寶蓮禪寺 literally means The Precious Lotus Zen Monastery.
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Mind's Eyes by Eva Hui from the GigaPan Hong Kong - Po Lin Monastery - Lantau Island by Ron Gaydos
and a twirl on the forehead
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光緒甲辰重修 by Eva Hui from the GigaPan Hong Kong - Yuk Hui Gong - Cheung Chau by Ron Gaydos
The writing here indicated that this temple was renovated in 光緒三十年, the 30th year of Emperor Guangxu's reign,（１９０４)
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咸豐八年仲冬立 by Eva Hui from the GigaPan Hong Kong - Yuk Hui Gong - Cheung Chau by Ron Gaydos
The Chinese inscription indicated that this temple was built in the winter of 1858, the eighth year of Emperor Xianfeng's reign. To find out more about Xianfeng 咸豐 click on this link:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xianfeng_
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Stone Incense burner by Eva Hui from the GigaPan Hong Kong - Yuk Hui Gong - Cheung Chau by Ron Gaydos
There are couplets pasted on the sides of the main door and a big stone incense burner right in front.
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Rooftop decoration by Eva Hui from the GigaPan Hong Kong - Yuk Hui Gong - Cheung Chau by Ron Gaydos
rooftop of a side building of the temple.
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upside down Chinese inscription by Eva Hui from the GigaPan Homewood Cemetery - Chinese Section by Ron Gaydos
While the English on the bottom of this headstone is correctly done, the Chinese on top are inscribed upside down. The buried was also from Gwangdong Kaiping.
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another from Kaiping by Eva Hui from the GigaPan Homewood Cemetery - Chinese Section by Ron Gaydos
From Gwangdong Kaiping, south of China.
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Guangdong Kaiping by Eva Hui from the GigaPan Homewood Cemetery - Chinese Section by Ron Gaydos
This gravestone shows 廣東開平 as the hometown of the buried. Guangtong Kaiping is in the south of China, coordinates: 22°22′11″N 112°41′4″E.
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The center stone by Eva Hui from the GigaPan Homewood Cemetery - Chinese Section by Ron Gaydos
The Chinese characters here are read vertically from top to bottom. 光绪辛丑年 was the 27th year of the last emperor of the Qing dynasty Guangxu's reign. It was in 1901. 孟冬吉日立,indicated that it was erected on an auspicious day in mid winter, between November and December. The line on the center used 必珠卜 as Pittsburgh, rather than 匹兹堡, which is the name being used today.
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