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I think I may have had too much wine while I was processing this shot but, to my eye there is something there.
After my visit to Stiperstones I did a little more research on the area, I was surprised at the amount of mythology associated with it, including stories of the Devil, ghosts and Welsh Kings
A backlit Cod Rock on the the Bicheno foreshore, Tasmania. The trees on Redbill Point behind the rock.
Big swell making on the beaches behind the point and a lot of sea spray/mist in the atmosphere right on sundown/late golden hour.
Nikon Z6, Nikkor Z 24-200/4-6.3, 1/13th sec at f/6.3, ISO 200 ~200mm
A beautiful rock garden in the Eastern Sierra. This is from last summer when I hiked the PCT from Sonora pass to Carson Pass.
A wonderful and very enjoyable evening spent down at Black Rock Bay in Cornwall watching the Sunset. I manged to capture this image of the Sun just before it dipped behind the famous Black Rock.
Such endearing little birds. A walk up the Otira Valley Track is well worth it, especially when rewarded with a sighting of this nationally endangered bird. The endemic Rock Wren remains above the bush line throughout its life and is the only truly alpine bird in New Zealand.
Red Rock Outcropping. © Copyright 2021 G Dan Mitchell – all rights reserved.
A variety of plantlife growing on a red rock outcropping, Zion National Park.
Utah red rock country is full of little vignettes like this one, no matter where you are. the photograph comes from Zion National Park, but it could have been made in any number of other locations where the sandstone formations appear. This California photographer, used to the relatively gray tones of Sierra granite, cannot get enough of the wild colors of this state.
I made this photograph on a morning when we drove across Zion National Park highlands on the Mt. Carmel Highway. Changes along this route, which can only assume the park service regards as improvements, have made photography considerably more difficult here. Many places where I used to be able to pull over and photograph are now off limits. That problem aside, we still did find places to stop and photograph in the brilliant morning sun, a very different experience than photographing in Zion Canyon or other deep and shaded places.
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, “California’s Fall Color: A Photographer’s Guide to Autumn in the Sierra” is available from Heyday Books, Amazon, and directly from G Dan Mitchell.
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Meet the Rainbow Rock Monitor (Varanus iridis). The lollypop lizard, I like to call it- because the colours are so cool, you really want to give it a lick..
The Rainbow Rock Monitor is a small-bodied, rock-adapted monitor lizard species endemic to Far North Queensland, Australia, and formally described in February of this year (Zozaya et.al., 2026).
It is one of three new rock-dwelling monitor species discovered by researchers from The Australian National University (ANU) in the eastern Australian savannas, challenging previous beliefs about the distribution of rock-adapted monitors.
REFERENCE:
Zozaya, S. M., Read, W. J., Macor, S. A., Pavón-Vázquez, C. J., Gale, N. P., Wright, J. M., & Broady, E. S. (2026). Three new species reveal an unrecognized clade of rock monitors (Varanidae: Varanus) from the eastern Australian savannas. Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society, zlaf192
This rock formation along the Pictured Rocks shoreline of Lake Superior is called "Indian Head" by many of the locals near Munising, MI.
Rock Kestrels are fast flying birds of open country and are famous for attaining high speeds as they dive from high altitudes to knock birds out of the air. They feed mainly on small mammals, birds, insects and reptiles.
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I don't normally put several photos on my stream together, but a number of you are interested in the Rock Houses, O I've posted some shots of the interiors. Albeit, their not the best shots!! This is one of the houses that is now used as an area for displaying information about the rock houses.
Walking onto Black Rock Sands Beach at Morfa Bychan, Gwynedd, North Wales, on a late afternoon walk in January.
The sandy walkway has marram grasses both sides and goes straight onto the beautiful sandy beach.
Perfect beach very very clean, ideal for the stunning scenery and a fantastic walk.
Power for "BN Rock" lays over in downtown Rock Island, IL near the Centennial Bridge.
September 3, 2020
One more image of rock formations from a trip to Alicante
I did manage to get a few images with late afternoon sunlight, and I hope you like it
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My Miss Chewy Cat resting her head on the fire pit rock..My husband and I were sitting outside by it and she was listening to every word we said..I wish cats could speak..
Looks better on large if you have time ..
Along the scenic drive in the Capitol Reef National Park, don't pass up the stop at the Slick Rock Divide. One gets great views along the winding once-underwater reef in this now high desert, ambling over this terrain as you wish. This is from Spring, 2023.
The chapel dates back to the 15th century and was dedicated to St. Michael the Archangel. It is a small structure with a simple design, and its precarious location on the rocky outcrop adds to its charm and historical significance. The chapel served as a place of pilgrimage and worship for local residents.
The legend associated with Roche Rock involves a hermit named St. Gonand, who is said to have lived on the rock. According to the legend, St. Gonand miraculously transported the chapel's stones to the top of the rock, with the help of angels. The chapel was then dedicated to St. Michael.
Former Rock Island E6 630 and E8 652 were looking pretty as they posed in Oelwein under pretty nifty lighting.
Rock On.
Countless layers in this rock face. Once upon a time they were horizontal....... hard to imagine the forces it must have taken to deform it so much. Think the rock is a type of slate.
If you have the time please look as large as possible.
I was at North Jetty in Ocean Shores looking around when I noticed some scoters off in the distance. So I wandered along the rocks, right near the surf trying to get a decent look at the scoters.
They weren't getting any closer, and just about when I was going to turn around and head back to the beach, I realized I was surrounded by birds.
Black turnstones were all over. Surfbirds were hopping rock to rock. And this bird too.
On the beach at Tidal River in the Wilson's Promontory National Park one is drawn to the knob-like rock formation on the horizon. These rocks were once a land bridge that linked Tasmania with the Australian mainland before the end of the last ice age.
I had a great time exploring South of Morro Bay today. On the way back, I stopped off at the state park and walked around the boardwalk. I got to see an osprey and grebe fishing and this amazing view. I took in a few different views, and I liked this one the best. My legs aren't happy with me right now, but I had a great time walking around shooting pictures today.