Cambridge e-Luminate 2017 (10-15th February)
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Oh thank you Allison. This is fabulous and I see it finishes tonight. We had better get our skates on.
Yes … Sorry about that. I went last night. We meant to go on Saturday evening, but by then Steve was streaming and we put it off. 😦
So cool! Is this a yearly event?
Yes, for the last few years at least … the trick is to get sponsors!
What a fabulous idea, wish I still lived just down the road.
It is a fun thing for this time of year! Several of the museums are now joining in and opening up for an ‘After Dark’ viewings.
Modern technology can produce some wonderful light shows. There are a lot of talented people around.
Definitely … plus the college backdrops for these shows are pretty spectacular too!
Wonderful lights! They were doing something like this at night in Chartres when we were there.
To a large extent the buildings that they use in Cambridge are like big flat screens. I bet that Chartres, with all those flying buttresses and spires, was much harder to plan!