Created as a concession to demands for a southern and northern Park following the planned establishment of Forest Park, Carondelet Park is the third largest green space in St. Louis, and the only one that honors the karst topography original to the area.
I’ve written pretty extensively about the park for Photo Flood Saint Louis. You can read that material here.
My photo companion, Isaac Richardson (@skiye30), lining up a shot.
Filed under: Adventure, art, Hike, Interlude, Jason Gray, Park, perception, Photo Walk, photography, prime lenses Tagged: Carondelet Park, Interlude, Isaac Richardson, Jason Gray, Nikkor 35mm f/1.8G DX, nikon, Nikon D3200, Park, St. Louis, wife's camera
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