The challenge asks us to tempt our readers to click through by showing a peek of something.
Did it work? The detail shows a section of the elongated, wanna-be space-traveller that was part of Tony Cragg’s recent exhibition at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park.
The elastic-looking gentleman with a large, red heart is one of a series of artworks created from recycled plastic. It’s intriguing to recognise everyday objects (part of a coat hanger, a bottle, a disposable lighter); the deft use of colour is fascinating; and it’s shocking to contemplate the level of plastic waste.
I loved how you only needed to move the camera a few inches to create a different effect, by capitalising on the swirl. I wonder how many human activities and pastimes are represented by the waste plastic here?
Susan Rushton 
Here is a creative solution to the ongoing problem of plastic waste. We need great many more solutions!
Very true.
Brilliant, Susan.
I’m glad you like it.
This is so creative and fun. Excellent, Susan.
I can imagine schoolchildren would love to do this.
Brilliant – did you attempt to create your own on the other wall whilst you were there?
No, we really just peeked in but we could see lots of activities going on.
This is amazing, Susan. Thanks so much for sharing it.
I didn’t submit anything for the peek challenge. I didn’t plan my time correctly, and I struggled to think of what I could do.
I like the community feeling around the weekly photo challenge and find them fun, but I don’t take part every week either.