made with my cell phone during our visit to the aquarium in Chattanooga in June
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- I enjoy art and like to look for it in the natural world. My craft interests include handspinning and most of the fiber arts, especially knitting, weaving, and working with paper. Other important things are my family and friends, my pets, nature, literature, poetry, music, history, birding, star gazing, museums...and the list goes on. In other times and places, I've been an archaeologist, taught anthropology, and worked in a living history museum, so I find all sorts of things to hold my interest and keep me entertained. I hope to share some of these things with you.
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A beautiful new header Bunnits! That Jellyfish is great!! We thought about going to the TN Aquarium next month but we are going to go to Rock City on this trip instead...the TA will have to wait until the next time!
ReplyDeleteThats a great photo! Especially taken from a cell phone!
ReplyDeletewow!! really beautiful picture!!! and i agree with Hef's mom - ESPECIALLY with a cell phone!! what amazing creatures!! thanks!! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat pic! We have a jelly exhibit at the Monterey Bay Aquarium (about an hour south), kind of want to visit them now!
ReplyDeleteEve: My two favorite exhibits at the TN Aquarium are the jellyfish and the seahorses. They have sea dragons! My favorite! It's cool the way these creatures just seem to float along effortlessly.
ReplyDeleteI hope you get up there. The admission price can wipe out the purse if you don't expect it, but the facility is large, with separate buildings for fresh and salt water and a butterfly house.
We haven't been to Rock City in several years, but have been to Ruby Falls (go there, it's neat)twice in the past two years.
Thanks, all, for the photo compliments. I am often surprised at the photos I get with this little phone camera. Well, the surprises aren't always good ones, but I have to say that I do almost as well, sometimes better, with it as with the other small digital camera I'm currently using.
ReplyDeleteBefore the digital age (Lol! "BDA") I did a good bit of photography with Canon and Pentax SLR's and darkroom work at the museum where I worked. As much as I enjoy some of the benefits of digital photography, I miss using my old dinosaurs.
that's a stunning photo, the colour contrasts especially
ReplyDeleteEve, thanks for the comment on the header photo, too. It was made from the observation deck at Ruby Falls in Chattanooga. We were the last tour of the day and got finished just in time to see a beautiful full moon rising around 8:00 or 8:30 p.m. And...I made it with the cell phone.
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog while looking for information on the art being exhibited with the jellyfish at the Tennessee Aquarium. It is exciting to find a blogger with similar interests to mine--finding the art in nature!
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