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Mille Fiori with tree
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Uploaded: 08/18/06 1:46 PM GMT
Mille Fiori with tree
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Another picture from the Dale Chihuly Exhibition at the Missouri Botanical Gardens. These pieces are called Mille Fiori. I love the color and the way the glass seems to blend in with the scene. They accent the tree in the center as it does them.
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::winterswhim
08/18/06 2:18 PM GMT
Wow with this one, you can hardly tell whats real and whats not. I mean is that tree made out of some sort of material? And those tall green shards of grass, you can only tell they're made by looking at the tops. How very unique! I wonder how deep they go into the soil. Very cool. Thanks again for sharing these pictures, I'd love to visit such a different and original place as this. Looking forward to more. :)
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And for the first time in my life I felt beautiful. Finally part of the earth.
I have never in my life seen owt like these!....They are stunning...great shot and thank you for this post.............
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*Please forgive me, for not replying to every one of your lovely images-Problems with my hands is making it difficult at present*
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Thanks so much for sharing this photo with us! What a wonderful perspective. :)
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interesting capture. i wish you would have choosen a different angle so to capture the light through the art work better.
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Art is the perception of the creator. Meaning is the perception of the viewer. acceptance is the perception of society.
What I wouldnt give to have seen this exhibit. Im so glad you took these many shots...and shared them with us. The colours here are just fantastic...verena
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