My hubby was golfing and I took my camera along to take pictures of the wildlife around the course. When suddenly – I discovered my own version of a 5 o’clock shadow 😉
This is what pure joy looks like: I had to chase my daughter around and practically beg for a picture! She got a kick out of it and we ended up laughing our butts off – good times 🙂
Levitated Mass from below
So here it is, the Levitated Mass at Los Angeles County Museum of Modern Art or LACMA. It’s a 340-ton granite megalith and can be viewed from all sides. In fact the negative space and the slot underneath it are part of the artwork. The artist Michael Heizer had conceived of this installation many years ago and finally succeeded in completing his vision in 2012. If you’re planning on visiting, there are lots of great photo ops at and around this installation, including a beautiful park next door with gorgeous plants and open spaces, the La Brea Tar Pits and the Page Museum.
I read a comment somewhere that stated that this rock is almost as big as one of the boulders used to build the Great pyramids in Egypt – puts it all in perspective, doesn’t it? 😉
