Photographer Ernst Christen—who shoots the interiors of churches, chapels, mosques, and temples—created this series of 360-degree standalone images by splicing together 26 separate shots. From Solothurn, Switzerland, Christen became interested in shooting places of worship after moving back to the West after living in a Buddhist monastery in Thailand.
Saint-Jean-Baptiste, Le Thillot, France (Ernst Christen/Caters)
Maria Himmelfahrt, Baden, Switzerland (Ernst Christen/Caters)
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Norte Damme de l’Assomption, Saignelegier, Switzerland (Ernst Christen/Caters)
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St. Marien, Solothurn, Switzerland (Ernst Christen/Caters)
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Notre-Dame-de-lAssmption, in Neuenberg, Switzerland (Ernst Christen/Caters)
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St. Ursus, Solothurn, Switzerland (Ernst Christen/Caters)
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Church of Tramelan, Switzerland (Ernst Christen/Caters)
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Church of Biel/Bienne, Switzerland (Ernst Christen/Caters)
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Notre-Dame de I’Asomption, in Saignelgier, Switzerland (Ernst Christen/Caters)
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Maria Himmelfahrt, Baden, Switzerland (Ernst Christen/Caters)
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Saint-Benigne, Pontarlier, France (Ernst Christen/Caters)
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Notre Dame I’Assomption, Altkirch, France (Ernst Christen/Caters)
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