The frog pond which obviously gets its name from the large granite frog in its center is located south of the conservatory and has a foggy history.
Evan Johnson Nature and Art Photography
11/13/08
granite frog
This granite frog sculpture is in the frog pond at the Marjorie McNeely Conservatory, the artist is unknown, but it was created in Japan in 1923.
The frog pond which obviously gets its name from the large granite frog in its center is located south of the conservatory and has a foggy history.
The parks website claims that this bullfrog is the last remaining piece of a Japanese Imperial garden at the conservatory.
The frog pond which obviously gets its name from the large granite frog in its center is located south of the conservatory and has a foggy history.
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How beautiful. I love it when I come across sculptures like this. You must have had fun taking shots of this granite frog.
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Cheers! JJ
Thanks JJ,
ReplyDeleteSculptures are one of my favorite things to photograph.
It's always interesting to look at someone else's photo of a sculpture and see it through their view.
Hi Evan,
ReplyDeleteGreat photos, impressive range of subjects but always with very good composition. Well done.
Thanks Anonymous
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