This one is one of my favorite photos. You see, I was able to focus on the flower and have the glass soft in the background. (I think that was part of Chihuly's idea with exhibiting in a garden...)
Definately simpler & a nod to my green discussion earlier. :o)
I am very happy with this composition.
As a blue & purple gal, I liked this boat/pondscape far better...
Another favored photo (good POV on this one, IMHO)...I guess that is enough for a taste... (There were a several other glass styles represented, so I could keep going & going & going - I meant I took over 200 photos...)
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They are awesome pictures, I love the blue and purple one, feel free to show as many as you want. I'll look at them.
oh how beautiful :) What is that place Amy? xoxo melzie
Great photos! I have found that having a digital camera has made me a better still life photographer because I am not afraid to experiment... gone are the days of $$$ for developing rolls of film for a few good shots! Even Little Boy has free rein with my camera and he is getting very good! Just don't forget to back up your photos... Staples just had 1 gigabyte chips for sale for $25 - a bargain!
Cheers!
Evelyn
aka Starfishy
We had an exhibit like that at our conservatory a couple/few years back. Then they had some African artwork. I really like seeing artwork among the plants, whether it is glass, sculpture, etc.
Great pictures. I wanted to go see this exhibit when it was in Atlanta, but I didn't get around to it. It is great to see your pictures. Tomorrow I am going to go see Niki de Saint Phalle's work in the Atlanta Botanical Garden. Hopefully I can get some good pictures.
These photos are beautiful and that looks like it was such a cool exhibit!
Lovely exhibit- I love his work!!
The blues and purples are breathtaking!
Jeanne
I would love to have seen this show. Thanks for sharing the pictures! Jen
I love the glass, I love Dale C's work. So interesting & organic looking. Great pics! Lucky you to get to see this in person!
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