We often buy photo cards of the Blenko gardens so Friends can see the beautiful flowering beds. Lauras' photos of people are even better - she is somehow able to capture their sole in the photos. You'll just have to search for her photos while you're at Blenko. Laura's photos are works of art. Its nice to have a local person take such interest in photographing Blenko and the folks at Blenko.
She recently send the above photo and this note.
"Just thought I'd share the attached photo. At the 7th Annual National Miniature Exhibition at The Renaissance Gallery in Huntington, I won Honorable Mention with this photo. Only 15 artwork received awards out of 125. The juror was John Allen Thompson, world renowned miniature artist from Washington, D. C."
Laura Moul CPP, M.Photog.
"capturing moments in time"
www.moulphotography.com www.yessey.com/lauramoul
Congratulations Laura wonderful job they look more like scintillating jewels. Browsed the website gallery beautiful flowers and landscape pictures. I like that you have the array of themes on art gallery. I always wanted to do something with camera but never strike an idea thats really inspiring for me. thankyou so much Laura for feeding the great idea
ReplyDeletewondering you took those picture using digital camera or SLR ..
Hillary you seem to be the Pirate of the Blenko - finding out these hidden Blenko treasures :)
Ram
Lovely photos
ReplyDeleteMr. Ram is right you are the Blenko know it all.
I very much enjoy reading this
and learning about Blenko.
We went to see Blenko on Friday
and I will go again for Christmas
gifts.
Thank you
It was near me all allong but I didn't know. We moved here 7 years ago and I never hear of Blenko Glass - until 3 months ago.
I may soon be called an addict.
Can you tell me who is safe to buy from on Ebay?
Hillary
ReplyDeleteI have not given up
You are refusing to publish
my comments WHY
They contain the word
blenko
and ask questions about
Blenko.
Solomon
Solomon
ReplyDeletecomments noted
and published.
hjh
Thanks to those who left comments. My photos of the discarded glass piles (cull)have been getting recognized. In the Blenko Visitor Center check out the photo notecards and photoglass paperweights that I made with Blenko artisans blowing glass or even with my new "Bits of Glass" images. I used my Pentax istDL digital camera and a variety of lenses to capture the new images. I'm selling them as framed or matted art prints. No filters or manipulation was done in Photoshop, so these were pure images "capturing moments in time" at Blenko Glass Factory in Milton. Unfortunately, the beautiful colors (as seen in the photo above) cannot be seen again as a lot of the cull has been hauled away. I'm printing my "Bits of Glass" art prints on metallic paper which captures the beauty of Blenko glass in a special way. I'll be glad to post more if anyone would like to see.
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