Fort Myers Beach hosts a ten-day sand sculpture exhibition and competition every November.
Two sand sculptors added children's heads to their work.
That is a palm behind the woman on the right, not a crazy wig.
The castle was a popular prize winner.
Amazin' Walter built the castle.
Amazin' Walter built the castle.
Very different from the sand castles I used to build back when I was a kid.
ReplyDeleteThey are good! I would like to try again after half a century...
ReplyDeleteI'm ALWAYS amazed when someone puts so much time making something exquisite yet ephemeral!
ReplyDeleteThat chessboard scene is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteWonderful sand castles, but so much work for a few hours of glory...
ReplyDeleteFortunately you took nice pictures of them.
Those are fantastic sculptures.
ReplyDeleteAwesome they are indeed and the detail is incredible! Love your captures as always and what a fun, sunny way to begin my day!! Hope your week is going well, Jack!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing!
ReplyDeleteWow! Those are great!
ReplyDeleteAlways very impressive and funny !
ReplyDeleteIsn't it amazing what they can produce? The thoughtful chess player is cool.
ReplyDeleteFabulous, Jack! What a fragile medium that must be.
ReplyDeleteAmazing that the sculptors get the sand to maintain the detail of their work. Especially in the second for last photo. Great images.
ReplyDeleteNow that takes amazing craftmanship, Jack!
ReplyDeleteI love sand sculptures! This looks like a very big - and fun - competition with some wonderful entries.
ReplyDeletethis post made me wanna go out and go to the nearest beach. awesome job.
ReplyDeleteThose are amazing!
ReplyDeletesuch talented people and i like that amazin' walter! have a happy thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteWorks of art in sand ... Brilliant castle.
ReplyDeleteKing Neptune in the second shot looks a little fed up by it all Jack :) Amazing sandcastles!
ReplyDeleteI would like to watch that. I don't understand how the sand remains so stable. A real art. Great series Jack.
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