sand formation 2004 by grinagog

Photography • Landscape • posted on May 18, 2005

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greetings! this is the second of my four sand formations that i will post here! This formation (created with a ten foot rake!) is about 230 feet across and took about 2 and half hours to create! all the best, nick

Comments (18)

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chemicalbrother

3:09AM | Wed, 18 May 2005

Fantastic artwork.......... and a very unusual medium .... you've got a lotta time on your hands dontcha :)

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Zabeth

3:12AM | Wed, 18 May 2005

Wow!!!! That is awsome! Have a great day!

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francinechristophe

3:21AM | Wed, 18 May 2005

Rather amazing ! Can I suggest something ? I have an obsession : Horizontal horizons !!! Your capture deserve some amelioration...

thesymphonyofthelife

4:24AM | Wed, 18 May 2005

Wov, excellent form and photography. have a good day

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Akinom

4:34AM | Wed, 18 May 2005

What a fantastic design you have created here! I also like the compo in your shot with the different colours from green in the foreground to blue in the background. Next time you should give more attention to the horizontal horizon as Christophe has already said. Anyway a fascinating image!

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MaydaMason

6:34AM | Wed, 18 May 2005

i like the pov in this much of your first... btw, the work you've do there is stunning!

kellendor

7:14AM | Wed, 18 May 2005

I don't want to upset anyone, but I have to say this: any fool can take a picture with a straight horizon, but there aren't too many of us that can do what grinagog does. I'm new to photography, and the vast majority of my photos aren't worth seeing, but even I can get the horizon straight if I'm paying attention. I could spend all weekened and not be able to do this sand formation (I could probably spend 52 weekends + and not be able to do this). So I agree about the horizon, but like, wow! WOW! This is so incredible. I liked the other one - this one is fantastic - can't wait to see what's next! Great Job, grinagog! Great job! Clap! Clap! (Pat yourself on the back now) This is wonderful!!!

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kansas

9:16AM | Wed, 18 May 2005

I wouldn't worry about the horizon for a minute! I didn't notice that it wasn't true horizontal until I read that comment! The design on the sand is beautiful. The beach and water is beautiful too. Thanks for posting this. I love these sand circles you have created.

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ijack999

10:04AM | Wed, 18 May 2005

Amazing artwork! I like work in sand. It's so temporary. It gives the feeling of art for it's own sake and not for glory.

cynlee

12:08PM | Wed, 18 May 2005

too too cool!!! :]

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pm_hackworth

12:22PM | Wed, 18 May 2005

Yes, I agree w/Cynlee...too too cool. I'd just like to be ON the beach right now..in the just before Sun down...sniff sniff. ;-)

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Lledeline

1:31PM | Wed, 18 May 2005

Great artwork.

Davidy

3:28PM | Wed, 18 May 2005

hehehe this is really good, Liked the last one too. Difficult to guage the scale of this one though. Still great !!

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DIANE603

7:16PM | Thu, 19 May 2005

Awesome!! I didn't even notice the horizon till it was mentioned.

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Enmos

12:46PM | Fri, 20 May 2005

Cool shot, like the angle here !! Fantastic !! :o)

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hecate61

12:24AM | Mon, 23 May 2005

Great image. Personally, I think the tip to the horizon line works with this image since the view is out to sea, and it gives a sense of the curvature of the planet on the far horizon. However, I think the main focus is the image in the sand, which is fantastic.

dalia

7:25PM | Sun, 18 December 2005

I like what I see.

SecondChoice

9:03AM | Wed, 15 November 2006

great idea! i love art createtd with/in nature!