"Yes, but do you have anything in blue?....

Some more HDR fun.

[Mike Warren]

Great collection and processing. I have a couple of pieces of green vaseline glass. Looks similar to regular green glass other than it glows green in the dark if you hold a black light on it. The reason it glows green is because of the uranium in the sand from which the glass was made. Just interested me as an ex-nuke.

[Denise]

Wow...what a colorful and well displayed collection. Excellent processing.

[Netkonnexion]

Great caption, interesting shot. NIce one.

[Nicole Campbell]

So many intereting objects in this photo Les and I like your processing. Have a good weeekend. x

[karenann]

Great collection, Les. Beautiful shades of blue and great lighting here. I could look at these forever . . some look very old.

[Megan Richardson]

lovely, I have such a weakness for colourful glass, I really need to display mine better

[Hudd]

Great shot Les, love the colours!

[Margaret Tryon]

Beautiful shot and collection.

[Leslie Manna]

@mwarren365 @denisedaly @netkonnexion @nicolecampbell @karenann @lbmcshutter @hudd @maggie2 Thank you all for admiring and commenting.....Guess I should have metioned that this is NOT my collection, sorry. :-D I found it in a dumpy "antique" mall we have in town; if you look again, you will a few price tags. Take good care, Les

[Leslie Manna]

@mwarren365 We call sometimes call it "uranium glass." Not sure sure what you mean by "ex nuke"; what color do YOU turn under a black light?? LOL See ya, Les