Sainte-Flavie

Photographer's Note

Je vous pr駸ente ici une vue d弾nsemble des personnages cr鳬s par Marcel Gagnon � Sainte-Flavie. La mar馥 basse nous permet d誕dmirer une quantit� appr馗iable de ces statues qui sortent de la mer.

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emilbo (22616) 2014-11-12 18:04

All� Diane!
Je n'ai pas publi� de photos cette 騁� 騁ant trop occup� mais je vois que tu as pass� dans mon coin, on aurait peut-黎re pu se rencontrer. Ces statues sont int駻essantes mais c'est encore mieux quand la mer est haute.J'esp鑽e que tu as pass� de bonnes vacances,
Amicalement,
Emilius

macjake (98262) 2014-11-12 18:41

Hi Diane
well, i've never seen this place before!
I wonder if you're the first person to put this on the TE map.

such a strange and interesting subject, i can't help but look and wonder.

very cool :)
cheers
craig

berek (50518) 2014-11-13 8:35

Dear Diane
small figurines very interesting. I really like the perfect light and color with right point of view.
best wishes.
Burak

willperrett (14195) 2014-11-17 1:42

Hello Diane

What an interesting sculptural group, and a good photograph to present it to us. The statue in the foreground at least looks as if the inspiration for this came from the Polynesian islands, though maybe it's local native traditions that are being referenced. Your photograph gives a good idea of the extent of the work, and is in a suitably muted colour palette. When the tide comes in, they are covered, and therefore deteriorating, I guess. Are they wooden or stone? A mutable artwork.

Regards

Will

daddo (28748) 2015-01-18 0:04

Hi Diane. Eerie, haunting work- a if these spirits are coming ashore from the deep sea, ghosts of drowned sailors and passengers from numerous shipwrecks, coming home. Regards. Klaudio.