This week, we’re going back to one of my favorite local places to photograph: Tower Hill! When the weather gets cold and frightful outside, there is always a wonderful display indoors! During the winter of 2022 there was no exception, as colors and creativity were plentiful!

Here’s what I found hanging from the rafters…

Safe Jellyfish

I’m always amazed by the creative impulses that drive the artistic folks at Tower Hill in the creation of their exhibits. They use every imaginable material in the displays. I remember seeing recycled water bottles in some, which were shaped into flowers!

This jellyfish is another great example and a lovely way to close out the work week!

7 responses

  1. This is so beautiful, I am so glad that you shared with us. What a beautiful place and also how beautiful to appreciate art works. Art is great especially in our running and sometimes becoming hard days, it is so nice and good to see them. You are lucky in there. Art touches, art works can’t be in our daily life… In such a difficult place to live in here. Anyway, at least I am here, made me happy. Thank you, have a nice day and weekend, Love, nia

    1. Thank you so much, Nia!

      It is amazing how the creativity that is displayed through art unlocks another aspect of our shared humanity, which I think is absolutely crucial in today’s world. You’re so right that the world needs more humanity, more art, and more love for one another.

      Love, Frank

  2. Lovely creation Frank.

      1. You’re welcome.

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    What a beautiful display Frank, wonderfully captured! 💙

    1. Thank you, Xenia; their displays are always a pleasure to behold!

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