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Better known as "half and half rock", it is perhaps the most photographed subject at Cottonwood Cove in South Coyote Buttes. While lacking in originality, this view epitomizes the wonder of this area to me- the fine layering of the sandstone, the irregular leaching of iron minerals through it, and the regular weathering (erosion) of the surface into polygons. I had always thought this rock had somehow rolled down the surface to its present resting place, but it is actually a remnant of the former surface, with the rock around it eroded away. I took multiple shots in different light, but liked the post-sunset view here, which shows off the details best. This is 3 shots stacked for better focus throughout.
Harkess Rocks Bamburgh
A stitch of 3 images
Dolerite, red sandstone, bladder wrack seaweed, gutweed and an unidentified moss or lichen?
Habe ich euch schon erzählt, dass ich im Sommer in Ungarn bei einer KISS Tribute Show war?
Viele Tribute-Bands ahmen das Original detailgetreu nach, einschließlich Make-up, Kostümen und spektakulärer Bühnenshow.
Authentische Tribute-Shows, wie die der "KISS Forever Band" aus Ungarn, umfassen Pyro-Effekte, Blutspucken und die typische Bühnenkleidung.
Have I told you that I went to a KISS tribute show in Hungary this summer?
Many tribute bands meticulously recreate the original, including makeup, costumes, and a spectacular stage show.
Authentic tribute shows, like the one by the "KISS Forever Band" from Hungary, include pyrotechnics, blood spitting, and the band's signature stage attire.
For years I have always know this is 'Rock' far easier to remember that its proper name - Cerastium tomentosum (snow-in-summer)
Rock stack exposed at low tide. I've always tried to photograph this stack with a wide angle lens, which seemed the natural choice to me. This one was with a 50mm and I quite liked the different perspective, maybe I'll try it with a tele lens next.....
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A long tall fin of sandstone has eroded above Buckskin Gulch in the Vermillion Cliffs. There are many fins in the area but this one is the tallest we found. Carved by wind and rain, it is over six feet tall and an inch or two thick. Some of the fins have fallen but this one curves slightly so perhaps that is why it stays upright. It has a smiling face and appears justifiably pleased with itself!
Another view further down the beach at Black Rock Sands.
There is a walkway behind the dunes and Rocks to gain access to the beach.
The sand is [ soft ] so you have to be very aware it can be a bit dangerous in
Places. No vehicles are allowed this far on the beach passed the warning signs.
digital study for a new series i will begin as soon as it rains again
this was a terribly blurry shot i was going to discard.
A prominent ocean rock off the shore of Laguna Beach California. Unfortunately grey skies much of last week didn't giver a lot of good landscape opportunities.
Schafe sind so mutig, denn gleich am rechten Bildrand stürzt der Fels schroff hinab in den tobenden Atlantik. Das Bild entstand auf Valentia Island (Insel der Eichen), einer dem Ring of Kerry vorgelagerten Insel im südwestlichen Irland (Halbinsel Iveragh). Der Atlantik gab uns mit seinen hoch aufbrandenden Wellen jeden Tag ein neues Schauspiel. Der Rock Culloo, auf dem die Schafe weideten, ist berühmt berüchtigt für seine Gefährlichkeit ... in dem Felsen befindet sich ein tiefer Einschnitt, in dem die Brandung hineinpeitscht und mit seiner Gewalt sogar den einen oder anderen Angler mit sich gerissen hat. So wurde man mit drastischen Schildern bestens gewarnt, nur bei guten Witterungsverhältnissen auf den Rock zu klettern ... klar, dass man bei solchen Beschreibungen schon zu Hause wackelige Knie bekommt. Ich auf jeden Fall :-))) Weil es trocken war, wagten wir uns sogar bis an die Felskante ... wo die Strömungen das Wasser regelrecht brodeln ließ. So imposant dies live aussieht,so wenig kann man es auf einem Foto wiedergeben.
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