CRACKED by GARAGELAND

Photography • Gothic • posted on Feb 19, 2014

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"Hats off" to all the sculpters / carvers of the world (past and present) Its an Art I have great respect for. Have a nice day.

Comments (13)

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RaykesPictures

8:42AM | Wed, 19 February 2014

Great shot of a nice subject.

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photosynthesis

9:43AM | Wed, 19 February 2014

Magnificent statue & setting enhanced by a dramatic POV & outstanding postwork that brings out all the glorious detail & textures. Fine work...

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rbowen

10:24AM | Wed, 19 February 2014

Great capture!

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giulband

11:15AM | Wed, 19 February 2014

Very interesting photo !

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durleybeachbum

11:58AM | Wed, 19 February 2014

If this were for real it would be a conservators nightmare! Super pic.

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Celart

1:07PM | Wed, 19 February 2014

Fantastic light capture. Excellent shot

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jayfar

1:39PM | Wed, 19 February 2014

A super shot and I certainly agree with you Steve.

alanwilliams

5:02PM | Wed, 19 February 2014

could not agree more and this is an excellent example, i saw some wonderful examples of the woodcarvers art in Bavaria last spring

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rhol_figament

6:27PM | Wed, 19 February 2014

Amazing what some artists can do!

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MrsRatbag

9:14PM | Wed, 19 February 2014

Spectacular capture! I love the details!

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wysiwig

11:55PM | Wed, 19 February 2014

Wonderful capture of some truly sterling work. I purchased carvings of this quality in Indonesia in 1978. When I went back just nine years later most of the artists were selling much simpler work. When I asked they told me it took less time and the tourists liked their new work better than the old stuff.

whaleman

1:19AM | Thu, 20 February 2014

I don't know if you can do it but I would prefer to see the cracking only in some parts but not all because the cracks go from one material to another where that would not happen, but the effect is very interesting. I guess if it could be 'selective' I'm thinking it would look much more dramatic. It is a really interesting shot to begin with!

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