One of the first things I always do on a trip to Las Vegas is run on over to the Bellagio Hotel & Casino and see if they’ve done anything new at their floral conservatory. That’s what I did early Monday, and yep, they changed it.
For some reason it didn’t strike me as spectacular as their winter and spring displays. In fact, some of the same elements were there (different and new flowers, of course). But, I gotta admit, they do a good job of it.
An element that I always enjoy is the floral depiction of a famous artist’s work. This time it was Claude Monet’s “Cap Martin Near Menton.” What and where that is, I have no idea. Still, it was pretty.
And, as usual I took a plethora of pictures. Unfortunately, I can’t show you all, but here are several that I like:
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| Flapjacks (Kalanchoe luciae) |
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| Ladybugs |
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| Orchid Flower Cart |
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| Garden Frog |
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| Great Herons |
Wonder what their plans are for the fall?
1 comment:
charles890512： you really have a brilliant career,Professor Miyamoto. I am sorry i even didn't know you are a renowned scholar especially being good at public relation.in fact ,i still can not figure out the definition of "public relation". I am working in a pharmaceutical company and dealing with company's public affairs. i am not sure whether my job just match with your field. Sincerely,ihope i have the chance to share work or life with you.it's my honor to meet a tutor like you.
charles
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