
Glass was interspersed with beautiful landscaping…making it look like nature.
Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
Glass was interspersed with beautiful landscaping…making it look like nature.
This room is a continuation of the Native American theme with canoes filled with glass balls. The whole exhibit is on black glass so the reflections are exquisite.
If you go to Seattle–GO to the Chihuly Garden–do not stop–it’s breathtaking! And as you can see most of it is under a roof or a big glass atrium with view of the space needle. Today it was raining so the glass had streaks going thru it. Made for a different shot than I have captured in the past.
This portion of the exhibit was inspired my Native American baskets. He wove “threads” into the glass and let the shape resemble baskets that have flopped and caved in on the sides.
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The Chihuly Gardens near the space needle in Seattle are simply STUNING!
If you ever have the chance to go–GO!
Two of Seattle’s iconic landmarks- The Great Wheel (where you can even have dinner from Fisherman’s restaurant on your private gondola), and the Space Needle.
This was taken from the Bainbridge Island Ferry just before docking at Coleman Dock in Seattle.