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Art Book: Inner Mongolia

December 20, 2015February 14, 2019 by brycox

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I was in a cultural exchange experience, honored to represent the US at Photo Beijing as one of a few master photographers from around the world. I was also taken to Inner Mongolia where various groups organized and hosted a convention for us in Mongolia, and we were taken on…

Buddhist Temple Prayer Ribbons

December 18, 2015February 14, 2019 by brycox

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These prayer ribbons were tied up high along a cliff, above a Mongolian Buddhist temple at sunrise. This is finished as a 10x30 coated metallic print on your choice of a 3/4" or 1-1/2" standout. The back is drilled so it is ready to hang. (more…)

Pointing Heavenward, Salt Lake Temple on Maplewood

March 24, 2015February 14, 2019 by brycox

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Printed on 1/2" thick maple wood and available in three sizes. A stark black & white where all the leading lines are pointing heavenward. The back of the wood is routed out, ready for hanging. (more…)

Morning Silence (Temple of Confucius)

November 21, 2012February 14, 2019 by brycox

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While speaking at an international photographic convention in China, I took a taxi to a Temple of Confucius, where I saw this man in meditation, perfectly short lit, chin up, and framed by these pillars. (more…)

Tops of the Mountains, Salt Lake Temple

November 16, 2012February 14, 2019 by brycox

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The mountain is a symbol of the Lord's temple in the Old Testament, and the Salt Lake temple was built to resemble the mountain peaks of Utah (Isaiah 2:2). This image was created after a storm and during a sunset, and was framed to symbolize the mountain peaks resisting a…

Snowfall, Salt Lake City Temple

November 16, 2012February 14, 2019 by brycox

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Open Edition shows title at the bottom (as shown). Custom Canvas Wraps show no title, but just black. (more…)

Meandering Through Tuscany, Italy

November 16, 2012February 14, 2019 by brycox

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I saw this scene while driving through Tuscany as the sun was setting. I love the curvy road leading into the image, to the little home on the hill. (more…)