You seem to have fallen in love with these scultpures. They, and their location, are magical. Another very atmospheric image Rick. Well done. Howard

Thanks, Howard. The sculptures draw dozens of visitors every day and practically everyone has a camera in hand. John Ceprano does an amazing job balancing the rocks, as he does, using smaller rocks as tiny wedges and sometimes, glue when necessary (something the inuit would never have used) Considering that they are standing in rushing water, it is quite a feat of construction and a marvel that the dozens of inuksuit never fall.

They are very compelling and I love the super lighting you've used with them Rick.  The warmth really adds to the subject.  Steve.

I like the way you caught the reddishness of the sky in this shot, as it enhances the image.

I like these sculptures, their is something compelling about them.. you have captured them very well, Im pleased you didnt crop them to tightly, because it makes you wonder how they stay up with the force of the water.. good job Rick, Take care Mark

Thanks again, Steve and Hoberty for your visits I appreciate your kind words. Thanks to you too, Mark, and you're right, it is a wonder how the current doesn't take them all down. Best regards, Rick

This series is fantastic... love the surreal feeling that these sculptures convey.. it seems something magic.. congrats..Great job Rick.  Rgds, Luis

Thank you very much, Luis. Glad you enjoy them. Rick