In Downtown Manhattan
Travelling art installation ”Cool Globes: Hot Ideas for a Cool Planet” came to New York last year, between September-November 2016. Designed to raise awareness about the effects of global warming, twelve globes went on display in Battery Park, each one proposing a solution.
As the sun was beginning to set the globes where bathed in a warm golden light.
November 7th, 2016
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Great shots!
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Thank you so much Chris, it was easy to point and click in this beautiful light!
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Beautiful! It must have taken some patience as well as many photos to catch this moment. Thank you for sharing, our world needs hope and light!
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Naaaah, we just happened to be there in the Golden Hour, that’s all! Being Greek, I know all about bright sunlight; but I have never seen a city being bathed in such a mellow golden light before! Just awesome!
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So you are from Greece? My daughter studied ancient Greek for 4 years. She loved it. Our civilisation owes a lot to your philosophers. Now I understand the reason behind your name. 😉
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I loved studying Ancient Greek too, but have forgotten all of it by now! But, yes, still love a good fable 🙂
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Great post! Thanks
Tatyana at http://www.arts-ny.com
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Thank you so much Tatyana, also for getting in touch! I, too, am very keen on the arts scene and will be checking your pages regularly. Lia
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Bringing rounds and curves in a straight city can only link with nature, universe, humanity.
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So very well said Gil! We need to stay in touch with nature if we are to remain human!
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