Problems with the old version
Saturday, May 17, 2014
Oquirrh Mountain temple re-made
Well, it took a few years, but I finally made the effort to get new photos and re-illustrate the Oquirrh Mountain Temple in a heavenly setting.
The old illustration, while not completely without its merits, just had the sun angling form the rear of the temple instead of the front. A primary message of all these illustrations is that the temple should be a source of light. The old illustration fails (partially at least) in this regard.
The new Illustration makes up for the faults of the previous illustration. It is the source of light in the composition. If you are interested in purchasing a print please go to my imagekind.com store.
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