Chihuly's Saffron Tower at night makes a good image for the theme day of yellow. All of those squiggly lines of yellow are actually glass art. Chihuly's: The Nature of Glass Installation is at the Desert Botanical Gardens and runs through May. Happy Yellow Theme Day!
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43 comments:
What a wonderful choice for the theme. I love the energy of this twisty yellow glass.
Wohooo! I'm glad I saw you taking that picture too! Beautiful!
Yellow enthusiasts should look here. Greetings.
I love that one. Very different.
This pic works from thumbnail to enlarged. I had a good long look at it - terrific!
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c'est très beau et je trouve que c'est très mystique.
it is very nice and I find that it is very mystical.
That's what I call art !!!
Amazing photo
Regards
Valery
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That's literally brilliant. Great choice.
That is very yellow, and a great piece of art. I'd like something like that in red for my bedroom!
Great choice for theme day. The yellow really jumps out from the dark background.
This is a fantastic shot and a great choice for theme day! Is this what you were photographing on Sharon's photo posted yesterday?
I like yours cactus photos and your blog.
Chihuly's artwork makes my heart skip a beat. This magnificient piece reminds me of the Sunburst Chandelier in the foyer of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts:
http://snipurl.com/f02zt If you check this url you'll see it. My grandson, who was 5 at the time, watched the installation of the chandelier over 2 days and I doubt that either one of us will forget it! Great choice for theme day. Had I been in St. Paul instead of Mexico today, I would hav used that chandelier. Check it out, enjoy it and see the "twin" to your selection!
Yellow Mellow Cool!
Wow, this turned out great Julie. And, it's not an easy piece to photograph.
Ah-ha! Well how could you not present us with a yellow Chihuly today! Perfect - as always.
Wow! Both you and he have done it again.
Really cool photo. And how "coincidental" that a picture of you taking this photo was posted yesterday.
Let's celebrate April 1st as Yellow Theme Day. I got mine, too :). Nice to meet you, too, Julie. greetings for far east.
That is just amazing!
Thats incredible! I love it!
Looks like a giant serving of egg spaghetti!
This is a hard one to get a good shot of. Well done!
JM,
You are correct that this is Julie's photo from the spot where Sharon yesterday on Phoenix Daily Photo showed Julie taking her photo.
It's so perfect for Theme Day! This is a yellow vision of beauty.
Lovely strings all over - beautiful picture!
What a beautiful Theme Day post!
Your yellow image is red hot. This is just fizzing with energy. You have sold me on this glasswear I was not aware of before. I really like this.
a great shot for this theme day
WOW .. neat shot ...
I wanted to say thanks for the visit and the nice comments ... the cats are a re-visit to the last WW post ... this time there are two cats in the same shop window ... http://onthem104.blogspot.com/2009/03/wordless-wednesday_18.html
This is the most exciting chihuly yet! I guess you were taking this photo when Sharon took that photo of you on her blog.
So interesting!
Julie: Glad at lease 32 others were moved by this streak of Chihuly Saffron Yellow!
What amazing art. And a great photo.
It's not only the color — it's shaped like the flower's stamen too! Cool!
Wonderful choice for theme day!
Awesome, this is the first time I've seen Chihuly use neon. Great photo.
Chihuly glass towers are awesome. We have one at the Orlando Museum that was purchased after the huge Chiuly exhibit here some years ago.
Great choice for the Yellow Theme.
Nice ilustration of the theme day
this is absolutely brilliant!
Wow, is this glow by self or some spot light is on? Fantastic!
Very fun!
That is so cool - the perfect choice for theme day!
Excellent! One would have never guess from a distance! Thanks for your visit and kind comment! By the way, I posted a follow up to show what's under the yellow wrapper! Cheers!
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