Chief Crazy Horse memorial

catalyst · Jul 19, 2005

Here are two snaps from the ongoing construction of the large-scale stone sculpture to Chief Crazy Horse, outside Custer, South Dakota.

The first is the work to-date, and the second shows a blast designed to help articulate his horse's head, right underneath where his outstretched arm and extended fingers will be pointing.

Both were taken with the D70 and the Sigma 70-200 mm HSM f/2.8 zoom.

It was an impressive place to practice photography! I hope you like these, and would appreciate your comments postiive and negative.

catalyst

NIKON D70 --- 100mm f/8.0 1/500s ISO 200

Kevin Scott · Jul 19, 2005

Cool shots, Catalyst! Any way to provide a sense of scale to these? Like I see that yellow thing at the entrance to the tunnel but not sure what it is. Or are those fences/rails like the normal waist high rails?

That thing is going to be magnificent when completed!

Simon · Jul 23, 2005

Man thats some serious earth (aka rock) work going on there.

The rockwork looks a tad too sharp, but I like both pics anyway

thanks !

Cory Cooper · Jul 23, 2005

Here's link to a shot on the Crazy Horse Memorial website that will give you a little perspective about how big it really is:

C

eng45ine · Jul 23, 2005

Hi had totally forgotten about that monument. I think that we are planning a motorhome trip to Mount Rushmore and the surrounding area next summer, obviously...we will travel to the Crazy Horse site as well. Thanks for posting the snaps of the area.

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