Illustration of a bird on the sign marking the nature trail and boardwalk.
This was actually taken last weekend in Nassau Bay, but it was perfect for the prompt. I think Mr. Pelican Brown has found his valentine.
I got excited when I saw the sign pointing to the Mother Earth Eco-Sculpture, thinking I would see a real work of art. I don't get it.
I've always liked windows made of the brick glass that allows light through, but still allows for privacy. I was surprised to find the attempt at window beauty in a public restroom of a city park.
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Imaginative findings for the prompts! The pelican love is great!
ReplyDeleteAw the pelican really did find his Valentine, so cute :)
ReplyDeleteLove the Pelican Valentine!!!
ReplyDeleteEveryone deserves a Valentine. Thanks for sharing the pelican's success Jen, and for making me smile.
ReplyDeletewindow beauty in a restroom...ha...i rather like the painted bird...
ReplyDeleteGreat job at small things....that's very true...and your pelican heart is fantastic! I think the eco art is just not junking up the world with more of what will be trash later...just the earth making a shape our of soil and grass....kind of art. Pretty cool!
ReplyDeleteMaybe you have to see the art from a space ship? Maybe!
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
It was in challenger 7 memorial park, so maybe you're right.
DeleteI adore your shot of the sweetheart Pelicans- and Mother Natures eco sculpture is natural work of art.
ReplyDeletevery creative set...i think valentine was my favorite. nice of those pelicans to pose for you!!
ReplyDeleteI love that glass brick!
ReplyDeletei like the window bricks, too. the bird illustration made me smile - as did your 'i don't get it'. :)
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job with the Scavenger Hunt!
ReplyDeleteLove the willow bricks :)
ReplyDeleteI like how you interpreted these prompts. I don't get the work of art either...hmmm. :) But the glass bricks are lovely.
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