Thursday, March 30, 2006

Bubbles: Aquarium Balls



Submitted to Tuesdays Photos for "Balls"

Want BALLS? There are plenty of them at our Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta, which opened last November. These hang from the 3-story ceiling in the waiting area for the 4-D Theater. What you don't know, until you go inside, is that you're gonna have lots of bubbles to pop. So this must be the appetizer!

10 comments:

  1. Wow! That's really impressive! So many things to see all over the world. Sometimes, I just wish I could do the "Beam me up, Scotty" trick (as many others, I suppose). ;-)

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  2. I'm with CS - I need to be in more than one place within minutes. This definitely looks like a must see!

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  3. That's one of the coolest things I've ever seen!

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  4. If I need to work on my throat chakra -- blue -- this would be the perfect meditation tool!

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  5. CS: That whole place was impressive. Definitely the best aquarium we've ever seen and we've seen many! "Beam me up, Scotty" would be the coolest thing, wouldn't it!

    ET: How about working on a "Beam me up, Scotty" program?! For all of us!

    Dixie: I have a feeling the balls are a lot bigger than they look since they're so high up, way above everyone's heads.

    Ruth: Awww. Now that's an idea!

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  6. Yes, TO. Yes, indeed :) I just went to your blog and can't believe your suitcase fiasco. UGH. Hope it's open by now.

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  7. oh how i would love to visit that aquarium with you! that is so gorgeous. i always love ceiling elements like that.

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  8. That's just beautiful. Blues and greens are my kind of colours. I'd love to have something like that hanging in my house. Must get to work. :-)

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  9. Lesley: I would LOVE to see how YOU would decorate a space like that. It would be incredible!

    Christina: It's funny how we both posted photos with similar blues and greens! Like minds :)

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