From PostStar.com (Glen Falls, NY):

Geoffrey Ovington hand carves a scroll end that will hold the pegbox of a viola he is working on in his Shushan studio. (LINDSEY HOLLENBAUGH — lhollenbaugh@poststar.com)
It’s hard to imagine Geoffrey Ovington’s Shushan studio was once a dairy barn filled with hay bales. It’s even harder to believe this building is a workshop where he produces world-class stringed instruments — there are no wood shavings scattered about or sawdust, no blueprints or patterns piled on tables, and no detectable odor of varnish anywhere.