Fantastic capture. Amazing to see such workmanship on such a large scale.

Seeing what people did a long time ago, makes us realise that we aren't all that clever.

You could have done some wonderful things with that carving and setting.

That is a lot of carvings, but it doesn't make for a very exciting photograph. You would have done better to just concentrate on one of the carvings.

I have also a single photo .. and I was undecided about what to publish, but together they seemed more cheerful!

It's too hard to clearly make out what this is, or truly appreciate it, because of the strong angle of the lighting and the somewhat too close position of the camera.

I have to agree with MossyB, don't know how much you can recover in post processing.

Well the sculpture itself is a pretty jumbled, mangled thing. It's based off of Shakespeare's "The Tempest". It was in a garden with a bunch of other statues that were based on other play's and all of them have just a mash of things within them, like this is one of the sailors caught in the storm trying to pull himself from the wreckage. Not sure how I can make it any clearer, this is just a photo of one part of the whole statue, but I like the lines that you can see the chisel may have made.