Under the Sea

 

These fascinating creatures are made of iron and blown glass; they were part of a display at Boston-Logan Airport (BOS) and captured my eye and imagination.  I would never have the patience to come up with something quite like this, but it was very beautiful.   It amazes me what people can do when they get the creative urge.   

Many creatures reside under the waves, they can be both terrifying and beautiful… sometimes a strange combination of the two.   It has been a year since the horrific BP Oil Spill, and while we still have a long way to go before disasters like that can be avoided we still need to remember to care for our oceans and our planet in general.   No matter our race, gender, or even our species, we are all on this planet together and we need to take care of each other.

Nature Henge

Occasionally I get the urge to go be by myself and converse with nature, and occasionally when I do this I channel the druids that built Stonehenge I guess, because I create circular designs out of bricks or rocks. I’m not sure why I do this, perhaps it is just the creative side of me, and I can’t help but wonder what other people that come along after me think.

The Top Henge was created at Bonita Lakes in Meridian, The Bottom was created at the Ross Barnett Reservoir.