Intrepid Garden photographer Mark Pfeffer climbed into a cherry picker and was hoisted 80 feet into the air to capture this shot. And what a shot it is!
The Enid A. Haupt Conservatory From Above (photo by Mark Pfeffer)
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Wow! I wish an everyday visitor could see this view! Thanks for sharing this. Always wondered what it would be like from a bird’s eye =)
Beautiful and unique view most people won’t get to see…thanks for posting:)
Love this picture!!!! Amazing view.
What a cool shot!
Great shot! Love it.