A piece by the artist David Chihuly

[ConverseAddict10]

While at Crystal Bridges Meusem of American Art, you can experience the exibiton of Chihuly both in and outside. His glass working is so priceless I would hate to be the person having to pack it. [emoji23]
This is a vase/pot on which I took photos of while there which one should I use for my project?

Thanks in advance

 

[Dave442]

Not sure what your project is, but I like the B&W the best. In general I would not do a project that was pictures of another persons artwork, unless it was for an art appreciation course or the artwork was not the main subject of the photo.

I've seen Chihuly's exhibits at the Denver Botanical garden and a couple times in Florida and it does provide a very photogenic opportunity so I know I do have some images of his artwork where the glassworks came out as the main subject. In general I have been drawn more to the work presented in the garden settings over those in the gallery.

 

[ConverseAddict10]

Not sure what your project is, but I like the B&W the best. In general I would not do a project that was pictures of another persons artwork, unless it was for an art appreciation course or the artwork was not the main subject of the photo.

I've seen Chihuly's exhibits at the Denver Botanical garden and a couple times in Florida and it does provide a very photogenic opportunity so I know I do have some images of his artwork where the glassworks came out as the main subject. In general I have been drawn more to the work presented in the garden settings over those in the gallery.

I really wish I had a chance to take photos what level in the garden, but I was unable to get a good shoot do to the high volume of people


-Aryn

 

[jcdeboever]

I second the B & W. However, you should probably burn those highlights on the glass, they appear to be blown out.

 

[The_Traveler]

IMO, these are over-exposed.
I've seen Chihuly' work and one of the attractions is the deeply saturated colors that don't show here.