Stone Sculpture by sossy
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Description
Norway, Sognefjell
On the Sognefjell near the parking place Mefjellet you will find a stone sculpture (42 tons) of Knut Wold
and looking through it when the weather is good you have a fantastic view onto the Fanaråken
and the other mountains around.
Thanks a lot for all welcome comments ;o)
Comments (21)
But looking through the gate on this day you only have this view:
Amazing sculpture, nice captures
Love it great shot
A great idea to provide this massive frame!
Wonder what it looked like here 100 years ago? Great find and capture. Likey!
Wow, das sieht ja cool aus!
A most impressive window into Sognefjell, but 42 tons? It must be made of lead rather than stone. In any event, a wonderful capture to add to your fine series.
What a dramatic landscape to place this sculpture in...
A wonderful frame for your glorious shots Rita.
Amazing heavy sculpture, and I like your second one, Rita !
It would be cool to fill the inside of the stone with something else
That is so neat!
What a brilliant piece of work! They say in sculpting it is what you remove that matters!
Very interesting shots and info !!
That's a nice piece of work, and it makes for a great picture.
Great stone sculpture and scene!
Dieses Kunstwerk würde wirklich mal etwas Substanzielles in die diesjährige Dokumenta bringen können. Sehr schöne Handwerksarbeit. Ein tolles Bild, Rita
I would like to use my fisheye lens to shoot through it. both are fine photography
Very good capture!
Sieht aus wie ein alter abgebrochener Kamin. Grossartige Landschaftsbilder!
Fantastic view and use of the sculpture! I wonder how long it has been there? A most beautiful find and capture.