Light & Glass: Bud Vase by auntietk
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Description
More from the art glass shop in Staunton, Virginia.
This is a small vase, designed to hang from something and hold two or three flowers. Not that glass needs a function! The beauty of glass and how it plays with light is everything I need to know about it.
Comments (15)
Faemike55
I would LOVE to have this hanging in my home, even without a flower! Great find and capture, Tara!
LivingPixels
Beautiful vase and a great capture Tara!!!!
bakapo
it's a beautiful vase.
giulband
Wonderful and well done shot !!!!!!!
awjay
super fill the frame shot
Desgar
Indeed, that vase is an art piece on its own. It would be a sight to behold under sunlight!
durleybeachbum
Delicious! Pure joy.
wysiwig
Oooo, purdy! You sure know how to keep me occupied. This is so beautiful, I could spend some time exploring all the colors. A great find.
Annie_Photography
very beautiful
aksirp
stunning beautiful glass vase, wonderful captured, love the colors very much!
kaward
Superb image! Love the light play across the glass!
T.Rex
Amazing work. I wonder how it was made? Thanks for posting, Tara! Keep up the good work! :-)
RodS
Ooooooo! I want one! Or three. Or three dozen! What a lovely little shiny thing, and a great photo of it, Tara!
dochtersions
Yes, indeed, this fantastic eyecatcher doesn't need flowers, my friend. It is a pure beauty of itself, and certainly as you have photographed it, with the light exactly on that one purple piece. Perfect.
anahata.c
the sheer white surrounding makes a perfect foil to the very busy and opulent shapes on the vase. Esp with all that purple. You cropped it with what looks like a handle, at the top, so the vase seems suspended on something mysterious. You caught the soft edges of this type of glass work---the cream sections esp have beautiful rounded edges. A beautiful piece, full size; and letting it stand "solo" brings out what a little world it is...beautifully done. (Denise also uses sheer white backgrounds beautifully...)