The Bay of Fundy Sand Sculpture Festival brought out dozens of master and amateur sand sculptors.
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Sand Sculpture The Bay of Fundy Sand Sculpture Festival is held at New River Beach, N.B. (CTV/Avery MacRae)
sand sculpting Hundreds of people participated in the amateur sand sculpting competition at New River Beach, N.B. (CTV/Avery MacRae)
sand sculptures Master sculptors Dan Belcher and Thomas Koet carefully preserve and edge away sand to create their masterpiece. (CTV/Avery MacRae)
sand sculpture Wolfgang Downey MacLean carefully details his Kermit the Frog sand sculpture at the Bay of Fundy Sand Sculpture Festival. (CTV/Avery MacRae)
sand sculptors Workshops were held to help young sand sculptors learn the tricks of the trade. (CTV/Avery MacRae)
Sand sculpture A horse and shark are pictured sculpted out of sand. (CTV/Avery MacRae)
sand sculpture A wolf head sand sculpture is pictured. (CTV/Avery MacRae)
Sand sculpture Master-made sand sculptures built off the beach are expected to remain off shore until the end of summer. (CTV/Avery MacRae)
sculptor An amateur sculptor carefully works on his craft. (CTV/Avery MacRae)
sand sculpture ‘Patrick Star’ from the TV show SpongeBob SquarePants is pictured sculpted out of sand. (CTV/Avery MacRae)
Sand sculpture A young sand sculptor poses with her crab waterpark sand creation. (CTV/Avery MacRae)
sand sculptors Master sand sculptors use boards to help get the base of their creations started. (CTV/Avery MacRae)
sand sculptors First year sand sculptors Cathy McCabe and April Berry create a guitar out of sand out of a love for music. (CTV/Avery MacRae)
sand sculptors Master sand sculptors work to create their masterpieces before the tide comes in. (CTV/Avery MacRae)
sand sculpture An octopus and sea turtle are pictured sculpted out of sand. (CTV/Avery MacRae)
