Underwater statues

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Jason Decaires Taylor on Instagram: ““Crossing the Rubicon” 📍Museo Atlántico, Lanzarote. If we continue to walk through our daily lives in oblivion we will go beyond a point of…”

Imagine that you’re swimming out into your local lake. You’re a capable swimmer, you know this body of water like the back of your hand, and you feel confident while athletically stroking through water enveloped by the early morning mist. You decide to dive underwater for a bit—you know, for fun—and that’s when you see it: the shadowy silhouette of something huge, rusted, and covered in seaweed. You panic, rise to the surface, and swim to the shore. Trembling. Terrified.

Breath taking images of Jason deCaires Taylor's underwater museum installations that can be discovered throughout the world's oceans and seas

These are lesser-known amazing sculptures.. Let's see how y'all feel at the end of the thread. 🧵👇 1. Statue of King Arthur, England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Musan, a gallery of sculpture by Jason deCaires Taylor exploring our relationship with nature, has opened off Ayia Napa

The ancient underwater ruins of Cleopatra sunk into the sea more than 1500 years ago. Historians believe that things like earthquakes and tidal waves caused the downfall of Cleopatra's palace.

↑↑↑ Larger size on website 🔸 A dark, shadowy image of an underwater scene. A large, looming statue, silhouetted by light filteri 🔸 From Midjourney AI Image

Christ of the Deep, Key Largo: See 323 reviews, articles, and 30 photos of Christ of the Deep, ranked No.12 on TripAdvisor among 73 attractions in Key Largo.