Thursday, January 17, 2013

The Four Seasons


Back in early November, I introduced you to these sculptures by Philip Haas inspired by the paintings of Giuseppe Arcimboldo.  Here is a photo of all four of them in their place at the Desert Botanical Garden.  I took this shot on day when some low clouds were hanging over the city.  A perfect sky for photography.  The sculptures will be up through April 28th.

17 comments:

  1. Yes the clouds and the light make the four sculptures stand out. I am glad you posted this picture, I was wondering about their size and the whole aspect.

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  2. Glad you posted a perspective of the four. They are fabulous!

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  3. They look amazing, and the lighting is spot on!

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  4. We got a couple of photos of these at night during the luminarieas. Your perspective on these is great.

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  5. I remember these Sharon, lovely to see them all together like this and get an idea of exactly how big they are.

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  6. I took the same shot. It pops up on my computer every so often. The artist did do a great job.

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  7. Yes you have captured the mood of the works with the help of Mother Nature~! I wish they were going to be there at the end of May. Peace, Mary Helen Fernandez Stewart

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  8. It must have been fun walking down that lane with them looking at you.

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  9. These are so amazing and fun to look at.

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  10. OUTSTANDING, Sharon. An interesting place and wonderful clouds and a super composition. Bravo!

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  11. Fabulous to see them all together - super shot, Sharon!

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  12. I'm glad to see these in the perspective they appear in the garden. I had not thought of them being so close together.

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  13. Dynamic clouds add a lot to the overall scene.

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  14. I would have loved to have seen these in person.

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  15. I love that artist and how fun to see these in the Desert Botanical Garden.

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  16. It must be fun to go through the 4 seasons. Impressive photo, Sharon.

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