So this is more of an "addendum" post to the prior one about the Children's museum.
So for a long time I have really been interested in Chihuly Glass, as it is always so intricate and well made, probably some of the best in the world at this point. Since I have quite a few photos, both from the Children's Museum and years prior, I thought that it deserved its own post about it.
Most of these photos were still taken with my Fujifilm X-T1 and 23mm lens, though a few in the middle from a while ago were with my Nikon D800.
It is always interesting to see glass being blown. It is a crazy process where the craftsmen literally use their lungs to blow air into melted glass, while shaping and molding it at the same time. A few photos here aren't from the Children's Museum, they are from the Chihuly workshop in Tacoma, Washington.
Since the whole point of the glass is to look at, I won't post too many more words, and just focus on the photos. Though this next one is a photo of the outside of the studio. Just as nice outside as it is inside.
And now some more from the Children's Museum.