Shape

Earlier in the month on a sunny day, I passed by Bronson Park, a small park downtown with great views. It's situated on the same ridge that Parliament Hill is part of. I've shown you this wood sculpture before, but it's been some years now. This is 12 Points In A Classical Balance, by Chung Hung of British Columbia, dating to 1982. It used to be down at the base of the cliff below, but was moved up here. This is probably the better spot for it, particularly on a sunny day.

Using the sculpture to frame the shot- off in the distance is the War Museum.

A view takes in the work on the future main branch of the Ottawa Public Library. This is a joint project I've been occasionally documenting, and when it's finished, the building will be a joint home for the OPL, as well as some space for Library and Archives Canada, whose headquarters is nearby- in fact, framed by the sculpture in the shot above.

The old Fleet Street pump station is down below.

One more look at the sculpture.

And a look out across towards the War Museum and the distant Ottawa River.