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Not sure if architecture is the right category for this; it was a tree sculpture in the grounds of Longleat House. I wished I'd had a better zoom at the time but this is the best my little compact could manage!
| Camera: | Fujifilm Finepix F410 |
| Title: | Bulbs |
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| Uploaded: | 24 Sep 2004 - 8:44 AM |
| Tags: | Architecture |
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What a lovely sculpture, not often i've said that! I like the way you've captured the clouds in those bulbs(?). K.
Wow thanks for all the nice comments. I'm looking forward to returning to Longleat soon, now that I have my 300D, to reshoot.
Tommy, I've looked up on the Internet for a full view of the tree (I do have one I took but it's not worth uploading on here!) and found a few pics at: www.bbc.co.uk/wiltshire/entertainment/days_out/longleat_mystical_garden.shtml It is called the "Tree of Life" and is a blown glass and steel sculpture by Neil Wilkin. Another article showing the tree can be viewed at www.festivalofgardens.co.uk/pages/2003/desi_chos_wilkin.htm
Well seen and well captured image.
Reflections add an extra dimension to this image.
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