St Marks Pipe Organ, Part 2. Multiproduct the interior has an almost

the interior has an almost fantastical quality

cavernous space

These panels allow the cello’s sides to remain thinner and more resonant

its rising forms echoing the futuristic skyline of Fritz Lang’s Metropolis

each taken at a different focal distance and precisely stacked for full depth of clarity

St Marks Pipe Organ, Part 2. Multiproduct the interior has an almostThis photograph peers into the hidden pipe chamber of the St Marks Church organ in Auckland, where the smallest pipes, some less than a centimetre wide, produce the instruments highest notes. Tucked inside the church tower and reached only by a series of ladders and platforms, this dense forest of metal tubes reveals an unexpected world of structure and symmetry. Photographer Charles Brooks says that while many of his images feel architectural, this