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“Beginning at 6pm every night of the festival [Sydney] is illuminated in vibrant streaks of color that paint both the buildings and the street. The architectural highlights of the event are the large-scale light shows that are projected on building facades and on street elements throughout the city.”
Vivid Sydney: Festival Of Lights 2012](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m5gn72SFWO1qb6v6ro1_500.jpg)
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“Beginning at 6pm every night of the festival [Sydney] is illuminated in vibrant streaks of color that paint both the buildings and the street. The architectural highlights of the event are the large-scale light shows that are projected on building facades and on street elements throughout the city.”
Vivid Sydney: Festival Of Lights 2012](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m5gn72SFWO1qb6v6ro1_1280.jpg)
“Beginning at 6pm every night of the festival [Sydney] is illuminated in vibrant streaks of color that paint both the buildings and the street. The architectural highlights of the event are the large-scale light shows that are projected on building facades and on street elements throughout the city.”
I love colors and reflections —this is just a brilliant combination of the two!
Luminous Field
“Chicago-based artistic ensemble Luftwerk has created the first-ever site-specific video and sound installation for the area with dramatic images and colors set to music composed by Owen Clayton Condon from Chicago Third Coast Percussion. It’s called Luminous Field.”
The photographs are taken from here.
Madrid Water Fountains Spill Light
“Some gorgeous new installations have just popped up on our radar that involve jars and lights. Anonymous art collective Luzinterruptus, who’s known for their interesting light installations in public spaces, collected glass containers for four months and then displayed them around Madrid’s public fountains.”
A Cathedral Made from 55,000 LED Lights
“The Luminarie De Cagna is an imposing cathedral-like structure that was recently on display at the 2012 Light Festival in Ghent, Belgium.”
Vakko, Bagdat Caddesi, Istanbul.
Even though I don’t like the NYC winter, I love the Christmas time in the city! Look at these beautiful trees (photo taken at Maiden Ln & Broadway).
Grand Bazaar, 2008.
Istanbul, Turkey.
