Every year in Hokitika a driftwood sculpture festival is held for 4 days. This year we didn't manage to get there to check it out until afterwards but there was still a great deal to see. Hokitika beach is one of those places that is covered constantly with driftwood. So have a look at these words of art and see what you think. btw the camera was my favourite.
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14 comments:
The driftwood festival is so unique and pretty
haha, I love that huge camera!
Interesting festival.
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A friend of mine took part this year, she did the 'sitting duck', the 5th photo down.I've never attended myself but think it would be a fun day out. Thanks for sharing.
The camera indeed is the best!
I guess that's the remnants - its a great festival, no doubt about that. it has even featured on TV over here in UK
...I'd love to visit this beach. Maui has driftwood, but nothing like this!
These driftwood sculptures are amazing. So much imagination. Would have loved to see them all by
These are fascinating. I like the camera and bird but they are all pretty clever.
The cam is the coolest by far, wow!
Wow so amazing
One mighty camera, wow! They´re all nice but camera gets my vote.
What fun! It's been so long since I've lived near a beach that I've become envious of anyone whose life choices (or even accidents) have taken them to places like this. We once had an academic job opportunity in NZ, but couldn't leave our animals behind, so had to stay in Texas. The nearest beach is a seven-hour drive. But what I love about these photos is the sheer creativity on display. Driftwood is an inspiring medium, but this display is wondrous.
I love the big camera - that's wild!
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