While in Chicago last weekend, we went to the Museum of Science and Industry. There we saw the Harry Potter Exhibit ~ which was wonderful {but we couldn't take pictures of} and the German U-505 submarine {which we also couldn't take pictures of inside the craft} However....we did take some great shadows of the ART + Science = Architecture Exhibit!
What a job this guy has....Adam Reed Tucker is a certified LEGO professional and a trained architect. He has created some amazing architectural LEGO creations.More than fifteen buildings that contain tens of thousands of LEGO pieces, the exhibit includes Chicago's Sears Tower, the St. Louis Gateway Arch, China’s Jin Mao Tower, the Burj Dubai Tower and the soon-to-be Chicago Spire.
Isn't it Hard to believe that these are all created out of LEGO bricks?
Come on along and join us as we travel around the blog world looking at shadows that you might not believe on Hey Harriet! You"ll never know what you'll find!
wow..what an interesting combination architect and lego prof!! gret shots..
ReplyDeleteYou get a "wow" from me, too. Those Lego structures and fabulous, and the shadows they cast are worthy of a real-life concrete jungle.
ReplyDeleteI'm hoping to get into Chicago for that Harry Potter show before it's gone too.
Unbelievable!
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Hugs,
Donna
I would never believe they were legos..What a job. You took really nice pictures too. Wonderful.
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Add another WOW! Love the Lego shots! Marvelous architecture, too!
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Sylvia
That's really a hard work but proffs doesn't mind. It's just like a game for them huh?
ReplyDeleteVery interesting job with a very interesting shadows too.
Take care, Ladies and see you soon!
I bet his Mom was worried when he said "I want to be professional Lego builder"...Well, you never know, don't you? Beautiful!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is truly amazing, and a terrific shadow shot.
ReplyDeleteI am always intrigued with the Lego sculptures! I remember the U-boat exhibit from #$% (many) years ago!
ReplyDeleteSome people just have way too much time on their hands...but what incredible works of art, Chicago is such a wonderful city, any trip there is a fun one, so much to see.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Awesome pix and shadows! When I grow up I want to build with Legos...
ReplyDeleteHello, great shots, you could not tell from the pictures that they are made from Lego and so many pieces, cool shots..have a great SSS and week ahead cya MOnikaROse :)
ReplyDeleteOh now you've got me wanting to rush out and buy some lego blocks to play with! Not that I could create anything quite like what you've shown here. Wow! Thanks so much for sharing this fun artform! Happy Sunday :)
ReplyDeleteThat's the ultimate must-have job for Little Boys in Big Boys' bodies. Great shots! We have Legoland not far away and it's fascinating - lots of rides and games as well as fantastic architecture.
ReplyDeleteGreat lego shots - must be great to have all those pieces in the same colour! Don't you hate it when they wont allow photgraphs? xx
ReplyDeleteamazing lego!! would need a lot of patience :)
ReplyDeletewow, impressive lego constructions!
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing what some people can do with Legos! Great shadow shots:)
ReplyDeletesuper photos - and that must be every little boy's dream job - being paid to play with Lego!!
ReplyDeleteThose are amazing lego sculptures. I wonder how many professional lego sculptors are in the world?
ReplyDeleteI'm ALWAYS amazed at what can be constructed with LEGOS. Your photos are magnificent!
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
fantastic shots!!
ReplyDeletemust have been fun
Chicago is a great city
Wouldn't it be great to get paid to do that? If only I were clever enough. ;-) What fun shots!
ReplyDeleteAmazing lego buildings! I like the bathroom below too.
ReplyDeleteAmazing work of art!
ReplyDeleteIts awesome, very creative indeed.
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I love your architectural shadows. Very striking! Happy SSS, hope you have a great week :)
ReplyDeleteVery interesting post and great shadow shots!
ReplyDeleteIn Denmark there is an amusement park called Legoland next to the lego factory.
They are beautiful shadows, wish I could go there. Don't you hate it when they don't allow us to take picture ...
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