I had a picture of this a while ago in the daytime, It's much more interesting at night, with the lights within the cut-out metal tower, the patterns on the pavement and the red light inside the mausoleum of Henry Shaw. He was the rich 19th Century businessman and amateur botanist who founded the Missouri Botanical Garden and adjacent Tower Grove Park.
A last image (for now) from the HYBYCOZO exhibit at the Missouri Botanical Garden. The caption is the name of this piece. The building on the left is the mausoleum of Henry Shaw, the 19th Century philanthropist who founded the place.
Tomorrow is City Daily Photo's monthly theme day, on the subject of travel. I'll be posting what I think is the best photo of my career.
Downtown St. Louis and surrounding areas, looking west from the observation deck at the top of the Arch. City Daily Photo members around the world show the limits of their vision at https://citydailyphoto.org/category/theme-days/ .
The central east-west axis on Tower Grove Park. I don't like how Blogger reduces resolution and richness. The original image is more intense.
