Glass Mosaic #2 - Lots of photos.

As promised from yesterdays post I am once again sharing a few more photos from my Glass Mosaic Mural photos. 

Today's shots are more Close-Up shots of some of my favorite details in the mural.

I think this sun is absolutely gorgeous.  The center portion glass is really pretty.

Here is the frog that I loved so much.  I wish that my photo had been a little clearer.  I was nervous when the guy walked in while I was taking pictures.  I didn't want him to think I was some kind of a nutcase taking pictures like crazy so I probably had a bit of camera shake going on here.  I need to get over that I think when taking photos with other people around.

The next 3 shots are some of the different butterflies within the mural.  Coleen likes butterflies (so do I for that matter) so I wanted to showcase them for her.

Isn't that orange color in the wings just fabulous!

                                                                                                                                                     
                                                                 This one is my favorite.

                                                                                                                                  Let's share some "Love" with a shiny heart surrounded by a rainbow of colorful glass.

                                                                   How about a pretty flower to cheer you up.

                                        If that doesn't work surely this adorable little caterpillar will.

                                                  A couple of cute little fish swimming in a sea of glass.

Finally a close-up of one of the large flowers at the ends of the murals.  These were pretty awesome.

I hope you have enjoyed this series on this totally amazing mosiac.

I wouldn't mind going back again somedy and taking more shots of this.  I found this to be fascinating and beautiful.  I'd love to be able to look at this every day.

I wonder if he does work for private use?