Man and God
First was the strength of the man made side. The exacting measurements of the mason work with all it's lines and angles. The different textures and materials used in the construction of the various sections of the edifice. Then to top it off, it has a domed roof !! A complete distinction from 90 degree angle work. Wow ! A magnificent engineering feat !!
But the God side.... (the tree skeleton) is so amazingly different. It's living and reaching outward, almost toward the man as it were. It's a picture of growth and movement and change and being on offence, whereas the Man side is solid, unyielding and unmoving. Almost defending it's position even though it was built to honor and glorify the tree side. The God side.
I know I saw something that I was unable to capture and present here (I still need to land a some good photo editing software ) but I thought I would post it anyways. I'm still working through my first 10,000 crappy photos
Justin Cramer wrote: I get the title, nice connection here. By the way, where was this taken?
It's a large Jewish Temple in Portland Oregon.
GaryA wrote: I appreciate your eye …
Thanks Gary. For the time being, I'm working with what I've got
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