I know people that follow my blog regularly are probably sick of me posting shots of the sunset viewed out of the back of our house. I don't care. I'm always amazed at how beautiful our view is. As usual, this photo does not do it justice. The object in the lower left hand corner, sitting on a coffee table, is a sculpture (silhouetted) of mangroves. There are actual mangroves on the opposite side of the canal behind our house. I've included a better photo of the sculpture below. It is about 10 inches high. I think the lower part is brass [UPDATE--It's copper], and I'm not sure what the upper part is made from. Shane got it at an art show in Naples, FL.
Speaking of Shane, he is flying directly to Florida from Tacoma, Washington. Have I mentioned he was in Tacoma lately? I have to pick him up from the airport tonight at 10:30 and we are down here through the rest of the holiday weekend. We came to Florida, because it wasn't hot and humid enough in Washington, DC.
7 comments:
Did that big dredging thing finally move out of the canal? Love the sculpture!
There's always something especially magical about sunsets. I, for one, never tire of seeing them.
Wow! That's gorgeous! #jealous
The dredging mess is gone. Thank Jebus!
It looks like copper in the photo.
that reminds me of a romantic sunset cruise i took last october !lol
Sean is correct.... It is copper and I think the top part is just painted copper.
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