Totem Pole Carving by junge1
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Description
This Native American is carving a totem pole in Ketchikan. The price per foot of the pole can be several thousand dollars.
This picture was taken on 26 May 2009.
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Comments (41)
Excellent and very interesting capture!!!
ein sehr interessantes Foto!!!!
excellent subject and capture. I have not seen rough sewn lumber since I worked on a house built in '1918"
That will be a Giant Totem ;-) Thanks for share
great capture
wow this is wonderful .
Very interesting pictrue. Great shot!!!
Amazing and interesting capture thanks for sharing!!!
very interesting photo !
Excelente e interessante foto meu amigo, aplausos (5)
Excellent capture!!!
Cool shot! I've been to Ketchikan, and even visited a shop that made totem poles, too. This brings back some wonderful memories. You did a good job of capturing that fascinating texture of the wood.
Beautiful shot and great POV! Hope that you will go back to see this when it is completed
Nice to see People not letting there heritage vanish.. Beautiful shot!!!
wow...several thousand really?
I always like to see the shop of a real woodworker...this man has just such a shop. Alaskan pine pole?
nice capture of a great art!
excellent picture!!
Thanks for sharing this capture!Awesome :)
fantastic shot, this type of art is very expensive, and only very wealthy people, such as Bill Gates can afford it. Actually he has a great collection of NW art at Redmond.
Great shot, thanks for sharing..
Cool image :)
That's going to be a big one...
Wonderful image! It's so interesting to see how people work, especially on such large pieces.
Fascinating! I shan't be importing one of those, then! Outside my price range!
you asked him to hide the Black and Decker and the power saw, didn't you? ...
Very good POV and shot.
And from looking at the tools, these are still done BY HAND, how impressive is that! Wonderful shot, thanks for sharing!
wonderful shot
Interesting workshop challenge.