Make sure to click the images to enlarge. These photos should be viewed up close and personal. I absolutely loved the Hollywood and Highland center. It is located along Hollywood Boulevard and is the center of attention. Although it houses restaurants and retail shops, I see it as much more than your average mall. It is an open air complex which I really like. The retail shops and restaurants surround the main complex from the plaza area up to the second and third floors which you can visit by taking either the stairs or escalator on the far sides of the center. The plaza area is complete with some small retail kiosks and a small fountain to cool you during those Summer months. What really fascinated me about this center is all of the intricate artwork as you can see detailed in these photos. The artwork and sculptures are amazing. I walked around for about an hour just snapping shots of the creative artistry. I don't know the history but when you walk up the entrance sta
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I believe you found yours Joanne, tranquility that is...I can hear it in your poem. And by the way, aweswome picture.
bessye
Ashley, than you for your kind words.
Icy, thanks and I'm glad you enjoyed them.
Shinade, thank you and the photo was taken while I was in Hong Kong.
bessye, at times I have tranquility then there are other times... The photo was taken while I was in Hong Kong at the Big Buddha on Lantau Island.
Unknown, I have found it at times. I wish it were permanent.
The Struggling Author, I think we all can find it if we allow ourselves. The difficult thing is holding on to it.
Dr. Lauren, thank you so much.
betchai, thank you again for visiting and commenting. Very much appreciated.
Ratty, It was a very inspirational visit. I took the photo at the Tian Tan Buddha (Big Buddha) on Lantau island in Hong Kong last year. It was the most inspiring place I have ever been.
rainfield, Thanks for seeing that.
Have a great day!
Jane
The poem and the photo - both beautiful.
Jane, thank you. I took that photo in Hong Kong which is what partially inspired the poem.
Carmen, Thanks.
Ayie, I'm so glad you enjoyed it.