An amateur photographer's daily blog sharing favorite photos and stories discovered through her digital camera's viewfinder.
Monday, May 30, 2011
The Awakening's Foot
Yes, that is a large aluminum foot coming out of the sand. It is one part of a very unusual sculpture called "The Awakening" which now resides at National Harbor near DC. Designed by Johnson & Johnson heir John Seward Johnson II, it depicts a giant embedded in the earth trying to free himself. About 70 feet in length, the sculpture features the giant's face, arm, knee and foot protruding from the National Harbor's sand. For more than 25 years, it was installed at Hains Point in East Potomac Park in DC and was moved to Maryland when the National Harbor development opened in 2008.
Since there were so many people visiting the sculpture during my visit, it was difficult to get a good wide shot of the entire sculpture. I'll have to try again another time. So, I focused instead on individual elements, like the giant's foot, to photograph.
Labels:
National Harbor,
Sculpture
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