Glass blowing clinic at the Hands on Glass Studio in Corning.

Thursday, July 05, 2007

Kosuke Matsuura displaying the proper way to blow glass at the Hands on Glass Studio in Corning. -- Photo by: Ron McQueeney An artist at the Hands on Glass Studio displays the proper way to handle freshly blown glass. -- Photo by: Ron McQueeney Andrew Prendeville blows glass as the Hands on Glass Studio artist's mold the glass into the appropriate shape. -- Photo by: Ron McQueeney Sarah Fisher of Dreyer & Reinbold Racing, enjoys learning glass blowing techniques. -- Photo by: Chris Jones The intense heat from this blow torch is hot enough to melt this glass in very little time. -- Photo by: Chris Jones Left, Kosuke Matsuura, Indy Pro Series driver Andrew Prendeville, Dan Wheldon, Vitor Meira, Sarah Fisher, and Sam Hornish Jr., pose for a picture at the Hands on Glass Studio in Corning. -- Photo by: Chris Jones Dan Wheldon poses with his finished glass blown product. -- Photo by: Chris Jones Sam Hornish Jr. poses with his final glass blown peice. -- Photo by: Chris Jones Kosuke Matsuura tests out what he learned about glass blowing. -- Photo by: Chris Jones Andrew Prendeville showing the proper technique for glass blowing. -- Photo by: Chris Jones Andrew Prendeville blows glass as Kosuke Matsuura observes, while at the Hands on Glass Studio in Corning. -- Photo by: Chris Jones Sarah Fisher testing out new glass techniques she just learned at the Hands on Glass Studio in Corning. -- Photo by: Ron McQueeney Vitor Meira observes his freshly made glass masterpeice at the Hands on Glass Studio in Corning. -- Photo by: Ron McQueeney