Beautiful glass paper weight exhibit at the Art Institute of Chicago. A special spot for this beautiful, unique collection:
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The water droplets on your leaf are gorgeous and so vivid I can almost feel that wet texture and want to watch the photo closely for the next tiny drop to fall from the leaf edge and off the page. Beautiful capture.
I hope you and the Lens Artist team are enjoying your much-deserved break.
Here’s one from me. Are these Fireflies of mine Spots or Dots?
I hope you can forgive me for taking the word ‘spots’ in a different direction this time? As you may notice in one of my photo sequences, the Great Blue Herons found themselves in a bit of a spot, when the huge branch was about to plummet to the ground more than 70 feet below them.
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Hi Amy
The water droplets on your leaf are gorgeous and so vivid I can almost feel that wet texture and want to watch the photo closely for the next tiny drop to fall from the leaf edge and off the page. Beautiful capture.
I hope you and the Lens Artist team are enjoying your much-deserved break.
Here’s one from me. Are these Fireflies of mine Spots or Dots?
Best, Babsje
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Fabulous, Amy! Love the leaves especially – but the glass paper weight exhibition was really something special!
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So glad you Ike These glass paper weights. Each was well designed.
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I can see that!
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What a beautiful and clever assortment of photo-subjects, Amy. All are wonderfully captured, but I do love the rain drops. It’s so lovely!
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Thank you Debra for taking time to visit, I’m always encouraged by your thoughtful comment. 🙂
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Beautiful magical shining pearly gems, captivating -hope you are well, love and prayers
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Thank you, Anjum for joining in. So glad to see you. 🙂
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Hi Amy
I hope you can forgive me for taking the word ‘spots’ in a different direction this time? As you may notice in one of my photo sequences, the Great Blue Herons found themselves in a bit of a spot, when the huge branch was about to plummet to the ground more than 70 feet below them.
Best, Babsje
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Wonderful dots and spots, Amy. Lovely images. I love your image of the leaves with rain drops. I hope you’re having a great week.😀
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Gorgeous images Amy, I especially love the way you captured all the raindrops xxx
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Thank you, Xenia💖😊
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Great pictures of dots and spots Amy! I especially like the glass paper weight exhibit, such lovely colors and designs.
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Thank you, Sylvia. I, too, love these paperweight designs, they are so very special. 🙂
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Oh wow the water drops on the leaf! Such great pics!
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