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Reign of the waterlilies
Blue/green.
Deep blue water.
Cyperus papyrus.
A mokoro trip.
Overnight camp.
Meropidae.
P r i m a v e r a.
Belvedere del lago.
Grass blades on white cliff. Blue sea.
Wind and waves
Last summer days.
Enjoying.
Petra. Blue columns.
Uncertain times.
Every one shall live.
Boats cemetery.
Blue velvet.
Soaring kite.
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Mar azul.
Happy Blue Macro Monday.
Dawn.
In balance.
Happy blue Monday.
Sandhyavandana.
Wind in my sails.
Sea world:)
OoooOOOooooOOOOo
Travel continues.
Happy Blue Monday
Winter solitude.
By the river.
Happy Weekend.
Kαλημέρα.
Les fresques de la voûte.
Sunday dresses.
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More from the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa
Swimming Pool by Leandro Erlich is an art installation with a permanent home at the 21st Century Museum of Art of Kanzawa, Japan.
Conceived in 1999, Swimming Pool allows visitors to look down into a seemingly full pool of water with fully clothed visitors walking around the bottom of the pool. From below, the blurry vision of looking up when underwater is recreated using a thin piece of glass with water running over top of it.
Complete with a climbing ladder, swimming pool is a fun and interactive installation that creates the illusion of being underwater whilst remaining completely dry.
Swimming Pool by Leandro Erlich is an art installation with a permanent home at the 21st Century Museum of Art of Kanzawa, Japan.
Conceived in 1999, Swimming Pool allows visitors to look down into a seemingly full pool of water with fully clothed visitors walking around the bottom of the pool. From below, the blurry vision of looking up when underwater is recreated using a thin piece of glass with water running over top of it.
Complete with a climbing ladder, swimming pool is a fun and interactive installation that creates the illusion of being underwater whilst remaining completely dry.
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bonne journée mon amie ! bises♫
so können manche mal sehen... wie es Fische so sehen.
Bonne journée.
This is a very original and wonderful idea turned on.
Impressive picture and art
The glass "sandwhich" has been used here www.ssgreatbritain.org (look at pic 2 on the slide show on that page.) for many years. It is an amazing effect.
Annemarie club has replied to Pam J clubThanks for the link:)
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