At night, L.A. transforms into a giant mirror, reflecting all the stars of the galaxy.
Griffith Observatory
July 18th, 2017
At night, L.A. transforms into a giant mirror, reflecting all the stars of the galaxy.
Griffith Observatory
July 18th, 2017
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Wonderful expose’ of Griffith Observatory. We were there some years ago. I spent many years as an avid amateur astronomer having gotten the interest when about 10 yrs old, sitting on a white bench in our backyard while my father talked about the universe, infinity, the speed of light, and specifically pointing out The Andromeda Galaxy as being 2 million LY away, …and that it appeared to us that night as it looked 2 million years ago. Basics. The reason I mention this is because the pic of you and Mr. Einstein IS exactly how I recall that night with my Dad many, many years ago! Awesome! M 🙂
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What a lovely story, thank you for sharing it! I wish I could picture me in your place, with my Dad showing me the stars, but this photo next to Mr. Einstein is as close as I can get. Although, Dad did arrange for me to go aboard on one of the Container ships operated by the company he was working with at the time, where the Fist Officer took it upon himself to teach me and another kid that had joined, the secrets of celestial navigation and the use of a sextant! Ah, lovely memories!
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Fantastic photos! Thank you for sharing!
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Thank you so much! It is impossible to convey the awesomeness of this place and the night views of LA on a mobile phone camera, which is the only camera I carry, but I’m doing the best I can 😄
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Wonderful place, The Humble Fabulist. I feel almost at home. Many thanks for the remote visit.
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I’m sure it feels like home to you Gil! As for me, it felt more like I was on a spaceship!
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Lovely photo of you in good company!
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Thank you ❤️ Company was great and I’ll never forget that view!
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