Festival of the Masters
Saturday we went out to Downtown Disney for the 37th Annual Festival of the Masters art show. It’s a great free show they do for one weekend in November each year. Last year we didn’t make it after breaking down on the side of I-4 but no such problem this year.
Here’s a few random images.
I am always amazed at the beauty of the chalk artist works.
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A Mickey Mouse topiary pours water into a fountain and it artistically spills out to other pots.
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The sun peaking out close to sunset, illuminating some tall palm trees by the Cirque du Soleil theater. “Cirque du Soleil” means Circus of the Sun.
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After the festival, we went over to the Magic Kingdom literally for just an hour. I had to pick up something and took advantage of already being in Orlando. I took a couple shots of Cinderella Castle all lit up in the Dream Lights; thousands of icicle lightning covering every inch of the Castle. It’s amazingly beautiful.
Cinderella Castle lit up in holiday Dream Lights looking amazing.
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It’s always nice to get out and do something and the weather has been positively perfect lately which really helped.
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I’m always amazed at the work chalk artists do… and they always do it on the pavement so the rain washes away their wonderful work.
I know! To spend so much time making something so beautiful…and it’s so temporary.