Minimalistic church

I'm neither religious or an architectural fan of churches. I can very well admit that we have many impressive and pompous churches in Austria, whether in Gothic, Romanesque or Baroque style. It is simply impressive how much effort was put into these detailed buildings back in the days. But anyone who knows me at least a little bit, knows that I'm more of a fan of minimalist design, which also very much shows in my apartment.

White space is luxury, emptiness is reassurance, symmetry is beauty.

That's why when I heard about this church in Copenhagen, I knew that it was worth taking in the longer bike ride for it. Of course I even did this twice, as it was already closed on the first day. Probably should have looked up the opening time before hand. But, the day after I was alone in this fascinating church and took dozens of photos and videos. It was worth it. What do you think?

EXIF-Data

Here is the EXIF-Data from the photo above.
Camera: Sony A7 III
Lens:Sony 24-105mm F4
Focal length: 24mm
Aperture: F4
Shutter speed: 1/50 Seconds
ISO: 1600