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LIGHT FANTASTIQUE
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On June 14, 2008, I went to the opening of the Dale Chihulis exhibit at the De Young Museum in San Francisco. It was the biggest art exhibition yet done by the artisan team of Dale Chihulis. I was treated to a beautiful "Light Fantastique".
Shown in this photo are all blown glass objects with lights inside and outside. These are Chihuli's version of sea kelps of the underwater world. The human figure on the right hand side will give you an idea of the scale of Chihuli's work.
What are shown in the museum are the "Blown Glass sculptures" of Chihuly and his team of artisans. Over the years Chihuly and his teams have created a wide vocabulary of blown forms, revisiting and refining earlier shapes while at the same time creating exciting new elements.
Nikon D200
2008/06/14 11:36:15
Image Size: 3872 x 2592
Lens: Nikkor 18-200mm F/3.5-5.6 G VR
Focal Length: 18mm
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Image Comment: Copyright (c) 2008 Andre' Salvador. All rights reserved.
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Hi Andre,
wonderful shot and the colors are really good and composition looks fine. good effort. well done.
TFS
Senthil
Hi Andre,
I was in San Francisco when this exhibition was going on but unfortunately didn't make it there. This photo makes me regret that! It's a nice rendering of a beautiful subject. At first I didn't like the figure standing off to the right- I thought the photo would be better without the person in it, but now I am thinking that it adds to the impressiveness of the display and its overall beauty and relaxing feel. So, well done!
Sarah
