{When I Paint My Masterpiece - Bob Dylan}
This past week had too much sadness and heartbreak. My photographer's soul needed some time with my camera this weekend.
I went out to Lincoln to the De Cordova Museum. They have an extensive sculpture garden and I wandered around the grounds for an hour and change enjoying the stunning works in the collection.
Spending time with such beautiful and masterful works of art warmed my heart. It reminded me there is still much beauty and light in the world today.
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17 thoughts on the matter:
I'm so sorry for all the hurt in your heart right now; love it that quiet times with cameras can be needed therapy. I get it!
Cool sculptures!
I do love outdoor art sculptures!
WOW- what an amazing place!!!!!!
I'm glad that your photography gave you some comfort. You captured some really cool sculptures!
I hope your heart and soul are mending. I always am intrigued when a lyric from a song is pulled out to stand on it's own...and makes me realize how truly magnificent it is. Bob Dylan is a master, and your photographs illustrate it perfectly. Thanks for joining in at Song-ography.
So sorry to hear about the sadness in your week, but let me tell you that you sure increased my joy level with such cool stuff from De Cordova Museum. Man oh man do I have to check this place out!!!!
Wonderful sculptures. I'm glad you found a place to warm your heart again.
Interesting artwork! Nice shots.
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I love how your photography can bring peace. Music does that too, right? What would life be without our arts?!
Art is a way of survival...
You keep adding things to my list of things to see the next time I come to Boston again. '
Very interesting!
I like the large head the best.
There is a lot of pain in the world, but we still have a lot to be thankful for.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Lea
Beautiful pictures Tamar, I am sorry to hear about your sadness this week :)
Tamar - I am quite late getting around to posts. I have thought mournfully for you and your community with recent events and am glad you went out and found hope and inspiration and strength - for all we hold dear, we can never give in to hatred or fear.
That's a great display of sculpture! May you continue to find solace when you seek it.
Beautiful. I'm glad you found a good place to heal your soul.
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