In the third installment of photos from the Desert Botanical Gardens, here is the Chihuly: Nature of Glass displays that were interspersed with the desert landscape. They created a random, yet beautiful effect in contrast to the surrounding nature.
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Very cool! Great shots!
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really awesome! just subscribed to your feeds. see ya ’round!
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Wow–those are incredible…though they also look very breakable…. Do they bring them inside when there’s bad weather?
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Natures pasta? What a trippy looking plant!
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Oh hell, my eyes went straight for the pictures. I thought they were alive…
lol, sorry
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Great photos, it looks supra natural, especially the last one.
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Very beautiful and original. I love fresh ideas and uniqueness and this definitely fits the bill. Thanks
Beatiful photos, great shots!
So awesome! I wish I could see those in person!
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Chihuly glass is amazing. The sculptures in the desert complement the natural landscape.
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Wow – The chihuly glass looks so natural. Nice photos Kristi I really like your artistic talent. I want to see more photos from you.
Those look like some kind of sweets. They’re so deliciously colorful and tasty-looking… Great, now I’m hungry.
Very cool! those are incredible they seem alive great photos.Very beautiful and original.
Your shots are perfect for screen saver. The Chihuly are gorgeous and register naturally in the shots. They are as if part of the landscape. You can even make money out of this creation..
If you look at those pictures long enough, the things inside them move.
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Great shots. Very cool Look very really, Touch of nature. Or so many words for this. Keep going.
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@Peter: Thanks!
@Regie: Thanks for the subscription. I hope you enjoy future posts!
@YogaforCynics: I’m not sure what they do during bad weather, especially with all of the strong winds we’ve been having lately. I have to imagine that they cover it up, because moving that glass must be a nightmare!
@WayneJohn: It’s ok… they are interesting displays in the middle of the desert.
@Stephane: Thanks!
@Carroll, Salwa, BingoLive, eye cosmetic: Thanks!
@LunchHourBytes: They are definitely better in person. It was hard to get all of them in photos where it displayed just how beautiful they are.
@Asad: Yes, at first we thought it was kind of random, but after seeing all the displays, it definitely made sense how they fit.
@rowenalee: There will definitely be more photography to come!
@Pozycjonowanie: They do look like candy, now that I think about it. Great perspective!
@JasonOne: I used one for my Twitter background actually.
@Kushmoney: Like an optical illusion! Especially with the sun gleaming through the glass.
@Sleigh Bed: Thanks!
Wow. That’s amazing art work! I was wondering where you got such a sweet background pic for your blog! By the way, I would like to use a high res pic on one of my blogs but I’m concerned that it’ll take a long time to load and turn into more pain than it’s worth. How did you keep the load time down?
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Very beautiful and HQ Picures, what lens and camera do you use for this type of photo’s?
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Beautiful work…and I’m sure the exhibit was a marvel to soot. I’m a new….Twitterer? Tweeter? Twitter-tot?
Anyway, sure do enjoy your website and following you on Twitter. Happy fourth of July!
Cheers,
Peggy Roberts
Fountain Hills, AZ
wow nice shots i love it great photography!!!
Thanks for guiding to this page Kristi. I had no idea what your background was and I have never seen that botanical garden. Somebody (me) needs to take more time and smell the coffee.
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