Faces In The Crowd by beachzz
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Here's that face again, and the reason I didn't bring it home with me!! He's probably 6 feet tall, 10 feet wide. There are so many things I see here, that one kinda looks like a turtle. I'd still like to have him in my garden, though!!
Comments (24)
Great shots, excellent collage! If you'll ever go by the Lake Huron, you'll find many and various models of broken trunks...
Wonder how it got there..............
an alien has landed...:) super shots
A different face depending on the viewing angle. Suppose you would almost have to hire out a crane, flat-bed truck and drivers then to get it to your place. Some day, Mother Nature will reclaim it back into the sea. But, in the meantime, I'm sure many are enjoying the sculpture just where it is.
WOW, That is So Impressive. I want it in my yard even more now after seeing this huge thing!!!!!
I'd love to have that in my garden too lol ! Just fascinating...
Great captures again Maz, it is an awesome thing had it been smaller, would have made a great lampstand!
A kind of strange and of curiousity that i like. Good idea for the photo.
These driftwood pieces are amazing. It's kind of like the Elivis face on Mars. You wonder if nature put it there, or if someone decided to shape it. Cool captures.
Good looking collage. To get one of those things home, you'd need a pickup with a power lift of some sort on the back. Bill
Wonderful!!
I have brought home the biggest boulders and the most massive wood. My family hates to travel with me - in fact, they insist we take my little Ford Escort now because there is no way I can put those 500 pound rocks or 8 foot long narly logs home in it. :-) Great shots.
wonderful capture sweet weekend to you warm hug, Linda
guess you have to get a big truck and some big help too to get this to your house. wonderful looking
It's a dead tree but still has much life. Excellent collage
An amazing find. Perhaps your son could strap it to his snowboard and drag it to your garden. And the bottom shot on the right does look like a bedraggled tortoise emerging from the depths.
The shot on the left is definately a Skeksis, from the movie "The Dark Crystal" Great find, and well taken photos! : )
Very impressive hunk of wood, Marilyn! Maybe you should wire it for light where it sits...and get a REALLY long extension cord.... :) It would be a great addition to any garden!
Excellent collage and wonderful captures !!! Sweet weekend to you, dear Marilyn !!!
Wonderful shots! What a gorgeous piece of wood, beautiful from all angles!
holy cow: That's the whole thing? You mean that huge thing is the same driftwood as the one we saw yesterday? Amazing! Your top right capture makes it look like a Sphinx; and the lower right—if that's the same piece—is like a big chunk of maple cured bacon! The colors are exquisite. (You posted driftwood a few shots ago, with those beautiful colors: Do they all have those undersides?) I say, take it home! Put it in your living room! It may have things to tell you...that's one wise piece o' wood! (Are these protected? I mean could you actually take it home if you wanted? Of course you might need the National Guard to carry it...but it looks like something the Federal Gvnmt would protect...) A wonderful montage & thanks for showing us so many sides. I never knew it could be so complex! Love it...
Awesome work!
Beautiful for house decoration..... Excellent. Aloha
Very nice collage!