Grounds For Sculpture, Part II (A Photoessay)

Finally getting around to the second photoessay from my trip to the Grounds for Sculpture in Hamilton, NJ!

There are many different paths and tunnels and different bits of architecture scattered throughout, making the Grounds more interesting.

They do a good job of using plants and landscaping to further show off the grounds.

The sculptures all differ greatly. There are animals...

Dancing trees...

Squiggles and shapes...

And other various things.

They also have many places where you can stop, sit, and admire your surroundings.

They include a lot of water throughout the area, with small ponds, little streams, etc.

Some of the sculptures really get the emotions from the artist across...

And some are a little more bizarre.

Tucked against a lake that borders the Grounds, we found this 'artist'...

Look closely at his painting. Then peer out towards the lake...

They have the scene set up exactly how he was painting it. Very neat!

Look for more photos (and probably another photoessay or two) about my trip here! There was so much to see.