

An interactive public artwork where a person acts as the gnomon of a sundial—great for environmental portraits, shadow studies and playful compositions. Best visited on clear days (no clouds) so shadows are crisp; golden hour adds warmth but mid-morning to mid-afternoon yields the strongest directional shadows needed to read the dial. Broomhill Park is publicly accessible with informal parking nearby on local streets; paths are flat and wheelchair-friendly. No entry fee. Visit weekdays for fewer


An interactive public artwork where a person acts as the gnomon of a sundial—great for environmental portraits, shadow studies and playful compositions. Best visited on clear days (no clouds) so shadows are crisp; golden hour adds warmth but mid-morning to mid-afternoon yields the strongest directional shadows needed to read the dial. Broomhill Park is publicly accessible with informal parking nearby on local streets; paths are flat and wheelchair-friendly. No entry fee. Visit weekdays for fewer