Into the night

9 thoughts on “Into the night”

1. I LOVE these photographs. The night background is so rich and velvety.

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   1. Velvety… THAT is the word! I was looking for a word to describe it and it just wouldn’t come to mind! Thank you!!

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2. Stunning.

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   1. Indeed! It was my favourite part of the exhibition!

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5. i love these photographs it so lovely rich and shinning

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   1. Thank you so much! This was indeed my very favourite part… and someone was playing the flute while we walked by… just imagine!

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6. […] It wasn’t the first time I saw a large ”Chihuli” exhibition, such as this. In October 2017, I had the chance to enjoy this immense work of glass making, in a truly magical setting: the New York Botanical Garden, in the Bronx. The gardens remained open in the evening and the sculptures, scattered all over the gardens and conservatory, were illuminated. The result was spectacular. There are several posts about that exhibition, the most popular being ”Into the Night”. […]

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