After two weeks of exploring the "Far West" I have acquire many new images of unbelievable beauty. Not because of my quality as a photographer but because of the quality of the subject matters.
But....one place that doesn't hold much love from me is Phoenix. I find that city too flat, too hot, too big and to hard to get around. It is just a personal thing and to be fair I have never spent enough time to get to know it better, but this time I found a reason
to go with
anticipation.
That reason is the
Chihuly Glass Installment at the
Desert Botanical Garden. Now image a 105 degrees and a limited shade, beautiful desert plants mixed with Chihuly's visionary glass.
So for a couple hours Emily
and I toured
the facility.
It is quite enchanting.
I felt like I had landed on
a different planet
with new beautiful plants
with dream like colors and shapes.
It was magical
and so worth it.
My only regret is not being able to see it at night. This arid garden must come alive with those lit up luscious glass sculptures.
I am enjoying the exercise of imagining it
for now. I do feel so privilege to have seen those
first hand anyway. I hope you enjoyed the tour.
After two weeks of exploring the "Far West" I have acquire many new images of unbelievable beauty. Not because of my quality as a photographer but because of the quality of the subject matters.
But....one place that doesn't hold much love from me is Phoenix. I find that city too flat, too hot, too big and to hard to get around. It is just a personal thing and to be fair I have never spent enough time to get to know it better, but this time I found a reason 
to go with 
anticipation.
That reason is the Chihuly Glass Installment at the Desert Botanical Garden. Now image a 105 degrees and a limited shade, beautiful desert plants mixed with Chihuly's visionary glass. 
So for a couple hours Emily 
and I toured 
the facility. 
It is quite enchanting. 
I felt like I had landed on 
a different planet 
with new beautiful plants 
with dream like colors and shapes. 
It was magical 
and so worth it. 
My only regret is not being able to see it at night. This arid garden must come alive with those lit up luscious glass sculptures. 
I am enjoying the exercise of imagining it 
for now. I do feel so privilege to have seen those
first hand anyway. I hope you enjoyed the tour. 
3 comments:
Wow! I would love to go there! Thanks for the amazing photos, and sharing your adventure!
I loved the tour, Roxane. Thank you for sharing it - so inspirational.
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