The interior of a stunning CG Conn C-Melody Saxophone, made in 1924. The green oxidisation of almost a century of concerts is clearly visible. Unlike every other saxophone out there, the C Melody saxophone (which is bigger than an alto, but smaller than a tenor) plays in concert pitch. This has some obvious practical advantages, such as being able to play from music written for piano, flute or violin without having to transpose. But despite this, the instrument has all but fallen from usage since it’s heyday in the early years of the 20th Century. 

This is an exceptionally high resolution image. Shot using state-of-the-art cameras, it's a 187 megapixel photo with breath-taking detail at even the largest print size.

Created from 82 individual frames shot at ever increasing focal distances, each frame has been carefully blended to keep the photo sharp from front to back. The result appears to be a massive cavernous space.