I woke up early Sunday hoping to catch one more day of decent weather this Fall and headed out to the DeCordova museum’s sculpture park, which is open dawn till dusk even when the museum is not. (and there’s no charge to enter the park when the museum is closed) Last year around this time, I took a ramble on a cloudless sunny day with great foliage still on the trees and took lots of photos looking upwards. This year, I was a week or two too late for foliage, and it was rather overcast and soggy. So I turned my gaze downward and found some patterns and colors of interest.
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I know, I didn’t photograph any of the wonderful sculptures in the park. I cetainly did enjoy them, but you should go see them for yourselves. For the purposes of this post, I took pleasure in a quiet walk and noticing patterns in the built and natural environments.