Photos | Crafting the Altar
Two men work diligently on building the altar inside the church, surrounded by their tools and supplies. The warm tones of the hardwood and plywood create a cozy atmosphere as they meticulously construct the centerpiece of the sanctuary with precision and care.
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architecture carpenter activities crypt handrail arch leisure building music stage plywood lamp musician furniture house flooring design wood manufacturing bench altar factory glasses prayer indoors belt church interior theater performer hardwood accessories musical instrument housing lighting workshop chandelier sword staircase concert floor crowd weapon box archaeology
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f/2.8
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16mm
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Canon
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date
2009-06-11T13:24:00.370000-07:00
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-25200
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America/Los_Angeles
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