Photos courtesy of Jason Taylor. Please visit his official website for more information about him and for more amazing underwater sculptures.
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These are the coolest. Thanks for posting them. Pic10-1 is a sad commentary though. All the rest are beautiful.
It is indeed. I thought it was a little odd to see this sculpture too, but I guess he has his reasons. It’s like listening to calm and relaxing music as you scroll down the pictures and then suddenly you hear the sound of a record player scratching across the record when it comes to the picture you speak ok, lol! Thanks for the comment, I appreciate it!
Very nice! and such an unique pieces!!
Thank you! I like your blog as well, great photos!! Such artistic pieces of clothing!
Stunning! Thanks for posting them
Thank you! I like to share interesting things from around the world to my readers and subscribers. In this case, Jason Taylor created these underwater sculptures to help increase coral and reef growth. One of my favorite photos is the woman with the hair…you can see some growth of life and plants on her hair leaving it a natural addition to her hairstyle.
I wonder what people of the future will say when they find these
Hi Josiah! I’m not sure if they’ll know what it is because by then, the sculptures will be overcomed by plantlife. It will be a great discovery for future scuba divers to learn about our love for the ocean and how we build sculptures to increase reef life. Until then, it’s very interesting to look at them.
Hi ! Oh i see ! Makes me want to go get scuba certified.
Sounds awesome Josiah! Have you snorkled before? I have, off the coast of the island of Bonaire (I’m dying to go back!!!) and at CocoCay, Bahamas!
These are amazing!! Where abouts are these and how to we access them for a dive?
They are indeed! These sculptures are located in Cancun/Punta Nizuc Mexico. Starting 2011, international sculptures from around the world will also be contributing to Taylor’s underwater sculptures. They will also hold diving festivities.