Calder at the Gardens

[Categories: Arts, Flowers, Photography, Photography 101 Forever]
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Alexander Calder (1898-1976), the artist/originator of the mobile (Wiki), though all but one of the 9 exhibit pieces are stabiles.

At the Denver Botanic Gardens, 28 April – 24 Sept. 2017.  M’lady and I visited near the end of July.  As usual we realized we should go more often, just for the flowers.  ‘He who does not admire plants does not admire life.’ -Anonymous.  🙂

Bees and Reflections:

6 Dots Over A Mountain, Monet Pond, health food for lunch.  OK, comfort food, deliciously cooked in Fat Tire Ale.

No Burl Ives for you!

Master blues musician Buddy Guy played at the Gardens July 21st.  We saw him.  Sniff sniff, snooty blues sniff.  (Was that a blues frog I saw?)  Young master blues prodigy Quinn Sullivan played with him.  Suuuu-perb.  There is a video within the following gallery.  No guarantees on functionality.  It’s not too loud either, but mind your volume.

I’m still working with storing pictures on remote sites.  Black-trimmed galleries are Cloudup, others are OneDrive.  Let me know if something goes horribly wrong for you.

Otherwise, enjoy.