The Mules at Blaavand is a photograph by Robert Lacy which was uploaded on February 21st, 2012.
The Mules at Blaavand
At Blaavand (meaning 'bluewater') on the west coast of Jutland four of the many World War Two German concrete bunkers have been given a new life by... more
by Robert Lacy
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The Mules at Blaavand
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Robert Lacy
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At Blaavand (meaning 'bluewater') on the west coast of Jutland four of the many World War Two German concrete bunkers have been given a new life by some creative genuis with the addition of plate-steel mule heads and tails being bolted to them. Now they resemble enormous mules or horses wading out into the North Sea. I photographed this at sunset in late autumn with the waves lapping about my feet. Inspired by a photo taken by fellow FAA photographer Wedigo Ferchland.
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Robert Lacy
Thank you, Gina. Yes, whoever had the idea to turn these ugly WW2 concrete relic into works of art had a real genius. I am glad you liked the picture.
Gun Legler
Gorgeous shot! Your gallery is beautiful!
Robert Lacy replied:
Thank you, Gun, for your comments on my work. I very much appreciate the feedback.
Michele Penner
Great composition Robert! And I love the patterns in the waves. Did you get your feet wet?
Jan Amiss Photography
Brings a new meaning to "riding the waves" ! Great light and subject!!!
Robert Lacy replied:
Hi Jan, I have just seen you kind comment now, better late than never, and thank as always for the kind words and visit.
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