Shipwrecked by iaacf
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Description
Yesterday I visited an exhibition of sand sculptures. This is one of them, which I called shipwrecked. Not difficult to say why, I think.
The exhibition was about Michiel de Ruyter, a famous Dutch sailor who also fought in many 17th Century wars.. especially against you, you Englishmen.. hehehehe..And now we want him on Trafalgar square too..:-)
Comments (14)
LOL - Wars with the Dutch are kept quiet here in Englandshire - I wonder why ;) Great picture.
awesome shot mate! And some fine colors too sigh Excellent work! Thanks for sharing! Hope you had a great weekend! :)
Great shot Oscar, nice details (the hand!)!!
excellent !
Excellent. Good lighting and a good view. Very nice.
What a wonderful piece of work. Real artists at work, and shame that this can't be placed somewhere where time and tide can't take it away. Yes, the arm adds real drama to the sculpture. Great job. Hugs!!!
Brilliant image:)
Fine colors - these artists who create things like this are genius
Awesome find and capture. ;-)
So amazing what them sand sculptures can do with sand!!! It simply blows my mind. This is one heck of a piece... so cool, thanks for sharing!
These are just too darn cool! I admire artist like those sooooooooooooo much. To actually put so much work, effort and time into something that wont last all that long. Im amazed they can muster up the motivation. Beautiful capture of this inpressive piece as well. I hope you have more. #:o)
gorgeous..even better in the zoom in version..superB
An amazing sculpture! A wonderful capture. :B eaver !
Spectacular... a very talented sculptor indeed ! Very fine pic !