Up On The Roof by wysiwig
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One more installation from the roof of the Museum of Glass. 'Mirrored Murrelets' is a new outdoor art piece created by Arlington, Washington, artist Joseph Gregory Rossano. Rossano created the glass birds in the Museum’s Hot Shop during his Visiting Artist residency in January, 2008.
Comments (15)
myrrhluz
Cool art and capture! I like seeing it from different angles. Love the reflections in the second one! Excellent shots!
Faemike55
Very facinating and beautiful work!
auntietk
How cool is that! Excellent capture. Now I'm going to have to go down there and see it for myself!
durleybeachbum
So exciting! Great shots.
lucindawind
amazing view ! excellent shot
MrsLubner
It does portray a wetlands scene well. Nicely done!
tennesseecowgirl
Oh how beautiful, and love your title... humming along now...
flavia49
fantastic image!!!
hipps13
down in the water smiles wonderful capture warm hugs, Linda
sandra46
TERRIFIC SHOT AND ARTPIECE!!!!!
jocko500
wonderful to see other art work
psyoshida
Now that is a work of art! You have made one beautiful presentation. I can't get there so I really appreciate your photos. Thank you Mark, it's wonderful to see.
kasalin
Beautiful scene, a great pov, idea and image. !!! Happy New Year, my dear, wish You and Yours all the best !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Big Hugs KARIN :)
anahata.c
years back I knew a few glass artists, and it was magic to see them mold the glass into works of art; and what struck me was that their work was to be placed in the strangest places imaginable. We never thought they would 'work' where they were intended; but whenever we saw them installed, it was magic! But that's the art, I want to talk about the shots: These are good shots as shots (forgetting about the glass sculptures), fascinating angles and reflections, and just plain strange looking creatures (I know they're birds but really they're "glass" birds and that's what makes them so other worldly). I suppose installations like these call out for photographs, but most of the photos I see are about the art and not about the photograph---which is fine, but these are about the photographs. They just 'happen' to be about the glass art. Very nice shots of very strange creatures; and I like that you gave us two versions as well. it's nice to see them and just wonder what they are. (Your photographs are photographs first, so we can do that. If they were showcases for the art, it would be much harder.)
mariogiannecchini
Very fascinating and beautiful work!