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Simonch's thread on "The Good Book" gave me the idea that he might have photographed something "Easterly", and then aaronbuk suggested an Easterly line, and I looked it up and thought, hey, we only just sang this line as a motett by Heinrich Schütz the other day (my choir did). I might carry this on and try a macro shot ... and then went on to reversed lens shots (only to get the number wrong in the closest macro :roll: ), happy reading in German of John 3:16 
... or only a part thereof ... reversed lens at 55mm
... or an even smaller part of it ... reversed lens at 30mm
... or
the wrong number ... reversed lens at 18mm
And while my choir does not have any examples out in the net of this very piece that we sang, other choirs do, and here is one
http://www.barockmusik.at/hoerproben.html
Look for
No. 2 "Also hat Gott die Welt geliebt" and click on the "anhören"-Link ... which may even work out of the quote!!! The choir you will then hear sings the piece accompanied by baroque instruments, whereas we sang it a capella. It is a beautiful piece of music.
... or only a part thereof ... reversed lens at 55mm
... or an even smaller part of it ... reversed lens at 30mm
... or
And while my choir does not have any examples out in the net of this very piece that we sang, other choirs do, and here is one
http://www.barockmusik.at/hoerproben.html
Look for
Hörbeispiele aus unserem Konzertprogramm
Live-Mitschnitte von diversen Konzerten
vokalensemble NovoCanto
1.Aus: Franz Schubert, Gebet
2.Heinrich Schütz, Also hat Gott die Welt geliebt
Tiroler Barockinstrumentalisten
1.Aus: Georg Christoph Wagenseil,
Sinfonie in G, 1. Satz: Allegro di molto
2.Georg Friedrich Händel: 3. Satz: Allegro ma non troppo, aus: Concero grosso No. 5 in d, HWV 316
No. 2 "Also hat Gott die Welt geliebt" and click on the "anhören"-Link ... which may even work out of the quote!!! The choir you will then hear sings the piece accompanied by baroque instruments, whereas we sang it a capella. It is a beautiful piece of music.