Centennial Park, boardwalk
This boardwalk stands over Duck Pond in Centennial Park, in the eastern suburbs. I'm not sure what the structure in front of it is exactly, because I can't find any information about it, but I think it might be some sort of contemporary sculpture. It could possibly be a giant squid with a belly full of fish or a fisherman's trap net with the catch of the day.
nice capture! could the floating object be some type of fish trap? http://website.lineone.net/~luichart.woollens/Fish0001.jpg
ReplyDeletethat's what I though of when I saw it!
Theanne, an interesting idea but I don't think so. The objects inside are made of coloured metal.
ReplyDeleteIt's a mystery object.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot, Jim. I do like the mystery object. Has got us all wondering!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a fish trap to me.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! You are a master! thanks for sharing Joann
ReplyDeleteohh ya.. that's the way they captured fish...
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking some sort of lighting .....very strange structure Jim.
ReplyDeleteDianne, I wouldn't think there was a need for lighting considering Centennial Park opens at sunrise and closes at sunset. I did consider whether it was some sort of fountain but that would disrupt the natural environment of the water birds.
ReplyDeletePerhaps it's space junk?
ReplyDeleteI don't think it is a fish trap.
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ReplyDeleteI'm amazed at how you give yourself trouble to identify the part, describe it and what you think of it all, just great, I had to smile.
ReplyDeleteno idéa of what that thing can be.
ReplyDeletePerhaps its a fish trap or an instrument for observation (for Scientific experiments)? Just guessing. But cool capture, I must say :)
ReplyDeleteLove that sculpture Jim. Looks like a fish trap. Interesting piece to have chosen for the park.
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