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I missed blogging and blog hopping. I welcome the long weekend. It's a holiday on Monday in commemoration of Araw ng Kagitingan (Day of Valor) in honor of the heroes of Bataan and Corregidor.
My first post after a semi-hiatus is an entry to Photo Hunt, all about glass. I have these pictures since last year when we went to Baguio's Botanical Garden. These glasses were part of the artwork of the members of the Baguio National Arts Club. I am just not sure what they are, what they represent but they look good. I guess my pictures do not justify how they really look. Anyhow, these are my entries for this week's PH theme.
42 comments:
Interesting works of art! Lovely examples of glass. :)
Dragonheart and Merlin
What a wonderful use for glass! Happy weekend
Amazing! I love the cultural diversity of such a challenge.
DRAGONHEART, They caught my interest too when I first saw them.
JAMS, Yes, they even thought of that. :)
MRSNESBITT, So true that's why I love going around photo hunters. :)
That's a good example of glass well used. I thought at the first glance that it is some environmentalist's work. Cool.
Have a great weekend.
that's cool! have a great weekend! :)
SNOOOPYTHEGOON, Maybe that was the intention. I wasn't able to ask actually. :)
JOAN, Thanks!
The way the glass bottles are displayed on the wall is pretty.
Happy Weekend!!
Excellent photos of beautiful artwork!
Thanks for sharing!
You did a great job on the glass theme!
Enjoy your long weekend!
NAPABOANIYA, And the artists are quite patient in putting all these bottles one by one.
SANNI, JERSEY, Thanks!
Very unique shots. I don't think we have anything like this in our country. (=
Happy weekend (=
PELFY, Artists have their own way of interpreting things I guess.
Interesting. I cannot recall seeing those the last time I was in Baguio.
MAMA MEJI, They were actually inside
Botanical Garden last year when we visited.
There seem to be endless permutations for glass - apart from the alchohlic one. I kep getting reminded of similar things I have seen.
Nice take. Enjoy your weekend blogging.
Those are great finds! Well done! About the glass candle holder, please let us know too if you made some! Thank you!
Happy weekend!
What an ingenious way to decorate the walls and express one artistry at the same time. Never seen anything like it before.
Love the glass artwork!!! [and I like your rose background for your blog too. hehehehe]
My 'glass' is shared, I sure hope you can find time to drop by for a visit if you haven't already.
Happy Saturday to you, and happy hunting!!!
I have seen a house made out of bottles in Victoria (Oz) but that doesn't match this art work. Wonderful choice.
Makes a very interesting wall. Do you think the bottles can be replaced if they break? I like your shots.
Wow. Artwork always make places look great. I like the way they use the glasses.
Real artistic!
Beautiful glasses!
What a unique take on the theme.
They look so pretty from the one side, and then from the other you can see it's old bottles! I guess almost everything looks beautiful in the right light.
Neat!
Oh what great works of art!
Happy Weekend.
Love it!
Great collection for the week! Happy weekend.
I think these are quite lovely and interesting and very different for this week's theme.
Have a good weekend
great pics for this weeks theme :-)
view mine if you wish here
thanks
VEry cool shots!
interesting! wished i had seen it when i went to Baguio.
i cannot understand the exhibit and what they mean but the glass is definitely art :)
hey lynn, welcome back!
i must visit the place when I get back to baguio. seems like those are the bottles the student drunskters in baguio have left somewhere. (not guilty).
c",) Morning Sniffles
Wonderful photos. I haven't been to BC for years :D
hi lynn,
that's a very creative way of stacking up glasses.
These are interesting photos. These glass pieces are beautiful.
wow, those are amazing
Those are lovely works of glass art. Great choices for the theme.
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