Campbell CA Reflecting Pools with glass floats

[Dee]

Anyone in the Silicon Valley area, this is probably worth a side trip to see. At first Ed (hubby) thought these were beach balls floating in these reflecting ponds, but a bit of searching on the web determined they are hand blown floats. They are anchored over spotlights which are lit at night. You can be sure I'm going there at night because I had a horrid time trying to get the images I saw. There were all sorts of things reflected that I didn't want, like trees and lightpoles! But they are amazingly pretty and were unexpected.

http://DeeGolden.smugmug.com/photos/62103813-M.jpg

The gallery is here: http://deegolden.smugmug.com/gallery/1316831

[Highlander]

Amazing to think they were hand blown. Presumably they are just for decoration? Be nice to see a night shot :):

[Jamoke]

Yeah :agree Hope you share the night shots.

Where is this at (Planning a vacation in June)

[Dee]

Amazing to think they were hand blown. Presumably they are just for decoration? Be nice to see a night shot :):

on the web, trying to find out more information, like the name of the artist. But so far I wasn't successful. Probably the Community Center might have some more information. Maybe next time I'm in the area I'll try to stop by.

[Dee]

Yeah :agree Hope you share the night shots.

Where is this at (Planning a vacation in June)

Campbell is in "Silicon Valley" and is probably famous for it's farmer's market and it's pink water tower.

The address of the community center/Heritage Theatre is One West Campbell Avenue and the cross street is Winchester Blvd. Campbell, California.

There is not one, but TWO ponds with the glass balls! They flank the walkway to the theatre steps.

[Ric Grupe]

Cool! :):

I think a low light shot is in order.:nod