photoartflightLongwood Gardens Christmas In The Conservatory
The Christmas Displays inside the Longwood Gardens Conservatory are always a little different each year. And this year they were amazing as always. The problem is it is usually so crowded that it is hard to get images without huge crowds in the images. Here is a sampling of some of the displays through this very large conservatory. All images shot with a 14-140mm Panasonic m43 lens with an Olympus OM-D MkI. Some images are stacked or multi-image panos. One of the challenges is it is usually so crowded it is hard to get images without people in the way. Also the building is HUGE! So this post is just showing a very very small visual reference as to the Conservatory’s decorations this year. Hopefully it is not too many for you to look through, but I was trying to give you a visual reference to some of the displays there.
White & Red Trees
Floating (Hanging) Trees Above Reflecting Pool
Closeup Tree Decorations
Longer View of Floating (Hanging) Trees Above Reflecting Pool
Main View Down First Room in the Entrance
Decorated Tree Along a Walkway
One of the Main Entrance Doors
Another Style of Christmas Tree
Side View of Floating Forest of Christmas Trees Above Reflecting Pool
Christmas Display
Display Hanging in One of the Hallways
Hanging Glass Christmas Tree
One of the Wreaths in Entrance Area
Decorated Tree by Entrance
Main View Down the 1st Main Room
Front View of the “Floating” Trees Above Reflecting Pool
Main Entrance Smaller Tree
One of the Conservatory Rooms
Main Tree Close Up (that you see across the main entrance room from a distance)
Side view of “Floating Trees” Above Reflecting Pool
Outside Front Angle View showing less than half of the Front. Main Entrance for most visitors is a series of doors to the left. Image taken near dusk.
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That’s pure visual pleasure! I can see why it would get a lot of visitors.
Thanks! The Conservatory alone covers a lot of ground. 20 indoor gardens within a 4.5 acre (1.8 hectares) group of heated greenhouses. Longwood’s Conservatory contains 4,600 different types of plants and trees, as well as fountains. But at Christmas time it is decorated throughout for Christmas. Which adds more to what is there already. But the downside is it is very crowded. The whole garden covers over 1,000 acres. So outdoors is quite spectacular at Christmas also. Especially at night with lights and displays. It is always different every year. But is a fun place to photograph!
Beautifully captured!
Thank you! It is an amazing place to photograph anytime of year. But they really go all out for Christmas. The Conservatory is about 4.5 acres indoors. The whole gardens are over 1,000 acres full of gardens and meadows, etc.
Thank you! It is an amazing place to photograph anytime of year. But they really go all out for Christmas. The Conservatory is about 4.5 acres indoors. The whole gardens are over 1,000 acres full of gardens and meadows, etc.