I took these photographs at the Tennessee Aquarium about five years ago, while on a road trip through Tennessee and Georgia. They were taken through the glass enclosure.
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What a great trio of photos. Each is precious. Is that two frogs or is one a reflection of the other?
Thanks, Leora. There are two frogs in the photo.
How cute!
Thanks!
That’s a Leafy Sea Dragon! Fabulous shot!
Thank you, Karen.
It’s hard to believe that these wonderful photos were taken through glass. They all are very clear and reflection free. I really need to get to the Tennessee Aquarium one of these days.
Thanks, George. There is also a butterfly garden attached to the aquarium building. The building, itself, is an architectural beauty.
Great shots. I love seeing the seahorse, turtles and frogs.
Thanks, Carver.
Oh some of my favorite things Lorri. You know I can’t help but think of you as I finish reading a book. How would Lorri review this one? What do I think of it.. hugs..Michelle
Aw, thanks, Michelle. xoxo
Love seeing all this green! Maybe I ought to visit an aquarium.
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LOL, yes, you should.
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