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The red color in red rock sandstone comes from the iron oxide (rust) which cements the grains of sand together. Valley of Fire, Mojave Desert, Clark County, Nevada.
This was my first visit to Smith Rock, so being me I naturally avoided the traditional image and went off the beaten track looking unique compositions. Unfortunately, we had a bit of a tame evening in terms of color, but I really like the mood in this image and the lovely pattern in the foreground rock.
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- Pentax K1, Pentax 15-30mm - 6 exposures focus stacked @18mm f/11 1/6th sec ISO 100
- Processed in Lightroom and Photoshop
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A pair of Rock Island E-units sit next to Iowa Northern 3808 in Waterloo, IA. Also note the IANR's Rock Island painted F40PH in the background.
ROCK On
Rock is a great master of life. It teaches us this simple philosophy: Stay firm!
Mehmet Murat Ildan
with Canon R5 + Canon RF15-35 F2.8ISL (Canon Portugal)
with Haida M10 II Filter Holder + CPL + Haida Red Diamond Medium GND - 2 Stops (Haida Filter)
with Leofoto LS-324C Ranger Tripod and LH-40 Ball Head
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With MiopsTrigger and X-Rite Photo & Video
@ Madeira Island, Portugal
Duarte Sol Photography
Just after sunset at Pulpit Rock, Portland Bill, Dorset. 25 second exposure with my Lee little stopper.
The photo shows the Swedish rock powerhouse Greenleaf on a show during a rock festival in Wiesbaden, Germany. The band is known for their heavy riffs, psychedelic grooves, and a sound that blends classic rock swagger with modern grit. They have evolved into a full-fledged force in the European rock scene.
Looking North over parts of Dumbarton and Milton. Overtoun House can be seen in the far distance just below the Eastern end of the Kilpatrick Hills.
This is part of a lump of rock that we own that's possibly shale. It's quite dull until it gets wet, whereupon a huge range of vibrant colours emerge.
This is a selectively framed photo of light reflecting off of a wave washed beach rock at Martinique Beach.
Last weekend I took a short trip around the state of Oregon. Well, actually it was a long trip, but short on time. I traveled almost 800 miles from Friday evening through to Saturday night. As I planned the trip, I wanted to make sure to hit as much of the coast as possible as well as Crater Lake. I finally determined that the best alternative was to hit the coast on the way back allowing me to catch night and sunrise shots on Crater Lake, so that left finding something suitable on the way out. During this effort, I received a suggestion to stop at Smith Rock which not only provided a great scene but also worked out perfectly for catching Friday's sunset. The only bummer was passing all the great scenes with no time to stop, but the end result more than made up for it. For those unfamiliar, Smith Rock State Park is just north of Redmond, Oregon and about 20 miles north of Bend. It's considered by many to be the rock climbing Mecca of the west.
I got to the area about 1/2 hour before sunset and had a planned vantage in the park thanks to TPE. However, pulling up I decided to call an audible for a couple reasons. First, the rock is much bigger than I thought and a shot from the park would be too close. Second, as I was approaching the park I passed a spot off the side of the road that provided an interesting foreground as well as an elevated view of the rock. The sunset that day would have been perfect if not for the mountains to the west being socked in which ended the sunset artificially early. I wasn't complaining though, considering I had just about an hour to find and shoot this landmark, I came away pretty lucky!
Rock Island 4373 & 4310 pass by the quiet community of Webb, MS returning to Sumner on a fall afternoon.
This is a photo of patterns in a rock at Mavillette Beach that suggest a gathering of pale pareidolia entities..
I got very few good night shots from my holiday considering we had more than a few good nights out. Maybe Trip liked the sunshine during the day too much. There seems to be some colour shift on the lovely and talented Wayne Brennan here. I don't remember the lighting being too strange in the Rock Island bar. Although my memory on this point is quite hazy.
Olympus Trip35
Fujicolour Superia 200
Australia Rock, Narooma, NSW. An often-photographed rock, with its shape a resemblance to Australia. (sorry about Tasmania!)
Artist Tanda Francis sculpture "Rock It Black" installed in Queensbridge Park
One of five pieces created by different artists and installed in each of New York City's Boroughs made from reclaimed plywood that had been used to board up businesses during the George Floyd protests. Part of "Memorialize The Movement" art is installed in New York City, Minneapolis and Chicago
I was sitting on the ground of the parking lot watching the Mountain Bluebird pair gathering food for their babies. They spent more time on the ground so I sat down and watched waiting to get a shot. About a minute later, I looked up and this Rock Wren was right in front of me.
I knew Rock Wrens had been seen up there but I was not expecting to look up and see it staring at me. Surprised and delighted me! No calls played.
Le calme qui régnait, une légère petite brise marine qui venait me chatouiller le visage et l'odeur qui envoutait mes narine!
Taken on the highway between Superior, AZ and Miami, AZ
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Despite the ravages of age, the frescoes on the ceiling of the Rock Church at Sumela Monastery, Turkey, are still beautiful. The Rock Church is built into a rocky cave at the ancient monastery and the frescoes, with their biblical motifs, date back to the 18th C. Since layers of frescoes are from three different time periods, older frescoes underlay the ones that are currently visible, making restoration very difficult.
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Sometimes when you revisit to clean an old folder, the photos give you a smile. There weren't any shells this day, so I started looking around. I remember thinking "No shells but there are rock fish." Now everytime I see this photo, I can't unsee the fish.
Scrambling around the rocks at Killcare Beach I came across this interesting rock which looked somewhat like a whale ... Bungan Head is in the distance.
Looking down from Jubilee Point as a wave withdraws from a rock-shelf.
Olympus OMD-EM5 Mk2, B&W ND400 filter.
Small plants on the limestone rock. It's amazing how they can to live there without any ground... Photo was taken inside ruins of Olsztyn castle on The Kraków-Częstochowa Upland :)
Roślinki na wapiennej skale w ruinach zamku w Olsztynie koło Częstochowy. Zawsze mnie zdumiewa, że one potrafią w takich trudnych warunkach znaleźć miejsce dla siebie... :)