There were three or four of these mirrored sculptures on display in different places around the Naples Botanical Garden in Florida during the 2017-18 winter tourist season. There are different artists and sculptures each year and this was one of the most thought provoking, especially from a photographic perspective. The garden is subtropical so the backgrounds can be very busy; perfect for highlighting the impact of multi-faceted mirrors, but difficult when composing a photograph with the sculpture as the focal point. I used Lightroom to blur the background vegetation.
Response to Becky’s October Squares reflecting something kind or of its kind.
Love this!
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Thanks, Sue.
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what wonderful sculpture, such fun (and great challenge) for the photographer!
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It was very challenging. I have lots of tries in my trash file to prove it. 🙂
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Glad it is not just me whose trash looks like that some days!
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The joy of digital photography. Think if we were using film. 🙂
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I’d have no photos!!!
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Do I hear my panic in your voice?
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lol – possibly!!
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Great fun, Pat 🙂 🙂
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LR & PS are very useful tools to help develop our artistic goal…enjoyed your photo.
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Thanks. I haven’t tried PS yet. I guess I would prefer to spend the money on fabric for quilts instead – I’m not sure I have the desire to learn PS.
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