Our family went on vacation last month to - of all places - Nashville, Tennessee. The wife had a business conference there, and we stayed at the Gaylord Resort, probably the best hotel in the country. Really there is no way to describe it, and pictures only partially do it justice, but here I'll try.
The hotel is divided into three huge sections, the atria of each covered by a glass and steel ceiling. Thus, even though it looks outdoors, it's really indoors complete with natural light and climate control. A bonanza for any photographer.
The first of the Gaylord series will be in the Cascades atrium. Walkways at all levels abound, and today's posting is a five-shot panorama from an angle that captures its namesake. (You can click the photo to make it bigger on your screen.) A couple of these, then we'll go closer for some different angles.
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