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You the sculpture in the land. Did you see the Underwater Sculpture.They looks like different. Have a look.

Lying 20 feet underwater in Barrio Bonbon, Catarman lies the sunken cemetery, the remains of a volcanic eruption. Coral encrusted tombstones can still be explored by snorkellers and scuba divers. A huge cross marker has been installed by the Provincial government to mark the community cemetery which sunk during the 1871 volcanic eruption. A fluvial procession usually organized by the townfolk of Barangay Bonbon is held to honor the sunken graves of their forefathers on the month of November. Islanders bring flowers and candles as an offering to those who once were buried there. Years ago, gravestones

Hello everybody. I've came cross some very interesting photos by Zena Holloway.

Funny edition of Jules Verne's Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea (love that book) designed by Paolo Orsacchini. It's printed on waterproof paper and enclosed in a clear pouch filled with real sea water. Collectors can either bust it out of its original packaging, dry it under the sun, and enjoy a classic read, or they can preserve this limited piece in all its designed glory.Via