Pics from Winter Carnival 2002 at our univ. Every year student organizations at our school (frats,sorors, others ) start building snow statues in early january. The actual carnival is held in the first week of february, with Wednesday declared as “the allnighter” - that’s the last night to work on statues, and most of the statues that are classified as “ONE NIGHT STATUES” are built on this night. It’s lot of fun, the whole school/town is out in the cold building statues, and of course partying
WOWwwwwwww they are awosem.
Which University do u go to??/ and why arent u in these pictures.
I like them all especially the Taj Mehal.
If i was a great artist and would have thet much snow
By the way, these are called ice sculptures. The general Manager of the Radisson I used to wrok at was a master at this! Taught me a few tricks last winter!
) This year Taj Mehal was built by a frat and is much better than what the Indian Students Association made a few years ago. Life serves us snow here, so we have learnt to make it fun
very hi nice work kaka-Z…
thanx 4 posting te sharing…
God bless u all…
DerVaisH
Ai khuda jazba-e-ehsaas na bakhsha hota…
Acha hota ager pather ka tarasha hota…
Waja-e-tehQeer hon insanon mein insan ho ker…
Pather ka hota to inhe insanon ne pooja hota…
Zaalim, i have never seen something like that before..so i am just wondering if you can write something about how these are made? Process? Any special tools? or if you can post some process photographs showing the raw snow and in between step before the actual completed statue. That would be wonderful.