Photo Challenge #521

Most Photo Challenges show a closely cropped version of a larger image. It’s usually an exterior shot from somewhere in Westport — the cupola of a school building, for example, or a garden most of us pass every day without really “seeing.”

Last week’s Photo Challenge was very different.

At first glance it looked like an aerial photograph of hundreds of people, arranged on a white surface — snow or ice? — to form the visage of Madonna. (The singer — not, despite the proximity to Christmas, the mother of Jesus. Click here to see.)

But there was far more there than met the casual eye.

The Photo Challenge showed Lynn Untermeyer Miller’s shot of a piece of art that hangs in Clarendon Fine Art, the exciting Main Street gallery.

It’s by contemporary artist Craig Alan. Like much of his work, the “people” forming Madonna (and other subjects, like Nelson Mandela and Ruth Bader Ginsburg) are actually intricately drawn characters.

All are unique. But together, they form a meaningful whole.

Mary Sikorski, Andrew Colabella, Arthur Hayes, John McKinney and Marcia Brooks all knew their art — or at least, their Westport art gallery.

This week’s Photo Challenge is also a bit out of the ordinary. It’s a cleverly designed Christmas scene. But where in Westport is it?

If you know, click “Comments” below.

And whether you know exactly where, think maybe you do, or have absolutely no clue: Happy Holidays, from all the photographers at “06880” to you.

(Photo/Jonathan Alloy)

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31 responses to “Photo Challenge #521

  1. Greens Farms Post Office!

  2. Greens Farms Post Office

  3. Inside the GReens Farms post office.

  4. Jacque O’Brien

    Greens Farms Post Office

  5. Seth Schachter

    Greens Farms Post for certain!

  6. Green’s Farms Post Office

  7. Seth Schachter

    Greens Farms Post Office for certain!

  8. Westport Museum on Myrtle Ave.

  9. Greens Farms PO. The best!

  10. greensfarm post office

  11. Kate Caputo Squyres

    Greens Farms P.O.
    (I probably wouldn’t have gotten this one, but thanks to the advice of many Westporters, I headed here instead of Playhouse Square when I needed stamps and spotted this adorable vignette!)

  12. Greens Farms post office.

  13. Seth Braunstein

    Greens Farms post office

  14. GF PO…It USED to be the best kept secret in town..

  15. Clark Thiemann

    Greens farms post office!

  16. Elisabeth Boas

    Brings back fond memories

  17. I was there when Suzannie and team were setting it up earlier this week inside the Greens Farms Post Office.

  18. Marianne Harrison

    Green’s Farms Post Office. Loved riding my bike to the post office with one of the boys in the bike seat.

  19. Green farms post office

  20. Jonathan McClure

    Greens Farm Post Office lobby

  21. Greens Farms P.O. Used to frequent it to avoid the crowds at the Playhouse square location.

  22. Greens Farms Post Office

  23. Cheryl Petrone

    Greens Farms Post Office

  24. Lynn Untermeyer Miller

    One of the friendliest and nicest places in town. The Greens Farms post office.

  25. brooks sumberg

    historical; society

  26. Wpt History Museum

  27. Colleen Williams

    Greens Farm post office!

  28. It is indeed the Greens Farms Post Office. Hopefully still a well-kept secret, though maybe less so after this “posting” …

  29. Greens Farma Post Office!

  30. I should have known that. Box 304 for decades!