The exhibit was a feast for the eyes. It was suggested I check out the exhibit by Libby Phiffer Art Wolfe’s Workshop Co-ordinator. I arrived in the early evening to make sure I captures some great daytime light. I then waited till the evening and captured the magic of the garden of glass. I Just kept on finding interesting angles and and unique shapes created by Dale Chihuly to shoot… Yes the exhibit allows you to photograph the subject matter and it is truly stunning to do so. Before I knew it way 10:00pm and the place was shutting down for the night.
If you are looking for a visual feast and want to spend a couple hours then I would certainly suggest checking this place out. They have a cafe attached to the exhibit… If I was smart I would have arrived earlier and did the indoor, cafe dinning and then outdoor. But there always next time!
The Chihuly Garden and Glass exhibit at the Seattle Centre is illuminated at night with the Iconic Space Needle streching into the sky in the background.
With the neon I decided to zoom the camera while exposing. It think it turned out.
The Space Needle is seen through a 100 foot long installation of orange baskets that weaving through the ceiling suspended from the arched roof of the glass house.
Macchia meeting spotted in Italian. This bowls or clouds as Dale Chihuly calls them just beam with colours incorporated from the stain glass industry.
The shear number of Chandeliers created out glass is mind blowing.
The Mille Flori is the largest indoor installation and is amazing mastery of the glass blowing art form. This is the view looking back from the previous view
The Mille Flori is the largest indoor installation and is amazing mastery of the glass blowing art form.
I love how people interact with art… Here at the Persian Ceiling installation.
The exhibit used the floor… The ceilings and the walls… The creatively spilled out everywhere…
I love your photography! As a Seattle native, it makes me a bit homesick, but proud to see it in a new light!