It was a very beautiful and safe way to teach families to snorkel. Selma Trask had
collected several of her sculpture scenes; and arranged them inside a lovely round pool.
It was close enough to the tidal basin that fresh water spilled in, twice on a daily basis;
Keeping everything bright. She installed selective lights so evening lessons were possible-
or those who just wanted to enjoy her art work under a full moon - could enjoy a
special occasion.If a few beautiful fish arrived they were allowed to stay for
twenty four hours and then returned carefully, to their natural rightful home.
14 comments:
what a delightful picture you have given here
your imagination is wonderful
..and the detail of returning the fish...loved it
I love snorkeling! What a creative take on the prompt!
Good thinking! lol
Great creative take on the prompt. Love the detail of returning the fish to their home.
oh nice..i would take a snorkeling lesson there any time...smiles...art and nature combined...great
that would truly be a very cool sight to see....
Very nice...I want to go!
I wish there were actually such a place to visit. My husband and I would be there in a second.
=)
A 24 hour "vacation" for the fish. This would be something.
Snorkeling among the statues might be fun. I always wanted to try snorkeling. But if I bumped into her I'd probably die of fright!
What a luscious place you have conjured up!
Cool! I never would have thought of that!
What a wonderful resort....love this! :-)
Delightfully real, and yet otherworldly!
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