Burning Issues

Town Basin, Whangarei, New Zealand

22nd September 2008

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Colour comes from light, and light comes from fission. So I have taken the furnace of a glass-blower as the start point of colour, to the artisan who constructs the objects of art, to the finished product in a gallery conveying all the different colours that come from light streaming through them.

This place is called “Burning Issues” and is a gallery at the Town Basin, Whangarei in New Zealand where you can watch art being formed and buy it all in the same place!!!

I used HDR to get more control of the light levels otherwise the workshop would have been very dark but I hope that I have not lost the atmosphere from the two different areas.

Location

Australia - New Zealand / New Zealand

Lat: 36° 44' 29" S
Long: 174° 19' 39" E

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Canon 5D plus manfrotto QTVR head Photomatix, RV Stitcher, Photoshop.

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