19th Century Glass by bmac62
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Description
Old glass bottles from the wreck of the Steamboat Arabia (sunk in 1856) provided a very colorful display...
Bottle makers were quite the artists in the 1800s.
Taken in May 2013 in Kansas City.

Comments (22)
Incredible shot!
great shot
Wonderful capture now all they care about is the content - not the art
I have spent several minutes entranced by this: the play of light and the layers of translucency are endlessly intriguing .
I was going to say you will be hearing from Andrea, and there it is already, just her cup of tea I think! Well, it is the cup of tea for lots of us, a very nice shot Bill.
A fine abstraction of glass, light & color...
A wonderful play of light - I know it has already been said but that was my immediate thought Bill.
Very interesting....
A top notch image! :-)
Excellent Bill. How was this lit? I can see a light source behind and to the side there. Was it a strobe or daylight?
They look beautiful and this is a stunning shot with all the light play and colours
Superb capture and composition my friend. God bless.
I just love old bottles - indeed they were works of art themselves. You've got a gorgeous shot here, Bill! I have GOT to get over there sometime....
WOW! What a beautiful shot, Bill. I really love all the colors this glass are made with. :)
Flip, from all those years ago, excellent capture!!!
very nice
Lots of stark lighting contrast in this shot of the bizarre bottles, Bill. There are two at the bottom right that resemble hand grenades.
These bits and pieces were just as beautiful as the whole bottles, perhaps even moreso. I love this shot!
wow this is cool
What a fantastic POV/compo here, and the lighting is perfect to show off the little quirky design details. Very artistic and lovely shot, Bill!
Joli mariage d'un foulli en transparence
Such colours! Such lights and shapes.. Great shot mate.. Rob