AndrewOwens

Red bowls on a stand

Red bowls on a stand

This is from an exciting exhibition of glass by artist, Chihuli, seen at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto. This is not post-edited. It took a while to get th...
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This is from an exciting exhibition of glass by artist, Chihuli, seen at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto. This is not post-edited. It took a while to get the composition just the way I wanted it, given the dark walls, lighting, and reflections on the floor.
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SONY DSC-H300

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Aperture 30/10 ISO 80 Shutter 1/2 Focal Length 4500/1000

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Jan, 2017

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Awards

Peer Award

Outstanding Creativity

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