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7714 works the local train passing Little Rock on the Severn Valley Railway on 7 January 2024. The flooded River Severn can be seen on the right.
This is a 235 foot (72 metres) high monolith that towers over Cannon Beach. I'd wanted to visit Haystack Rock for years, so grabbed the chance when hubby suggested a beer-tasting road-trip around Oregon. This is a four minute exposure taken very early.
Got a chance to spend a few days in North Lake Tahoe in the Winter...what a great site to discover but had to return to this spot and got very lucky with a great burn that morning.
It’s a big big rock on a bigger rock on top of another rock in the ground. 3 bolders really. I have no idea how it got there, who put it there, or why.
Striped neck, zippered mouth, turquoise highlights and delicate digits.
Florida is home to more invasive and introduced species than any other region on earth, having more than three times as many nonnative lizards as native lizards. This introduced African lizard is found mostly in residential, human dominated areas in Florida on building walls and fences, tree trunks and sidewalks and on pavement. It has rarely been found in natural habitats.
On the Northumberland coast, which is nothing like the south coast of England but for a while I was transported back to my childhood again.
A shot while walking through the slot canyon during a hike in the Tent Rocks of New Mexico. I thought the light illuminated the canyon well and the subject added scale to the composition.
Taken during our walking in Errant Rocks :)
Errant Rocks (Polish: Błędne Skały) it's a complex of rock blocks at an altitude of 853 m, creating a picturesque labyrinth (rock city), located in south-western Poland in the Central Sudetes in the Stołowe Mountains. The area of strict protection called Errant Rocks has 22 hectares. It contains a group of unusual rock forms about 6 - 11 meters high, created as a result of absondering sandstone weathering. Errant Rocks is a labyrinth of crevices and recesses, sometimes very narrow, separating several meters high rock blocks. Many rocks have their own names, for example: "Rock Saddle", "Hen's Foot", "Labyrinth", "Tunnel", "Big Chamber". These various rock formations create a several hundred meter tourist route with a unique charm, which we often literally squeeze through narrow cracks between the rocks. The height of the corridors varies between 6-8 m, the width is different - in some places it is only a few tens of centimeters. On the area of Errant Rocks there is a point of observation on a platform called "Rock Bowls". From there we can see both Szczeliniec Wielki and Maly, Broumovska Vrchovina, the town Machov, and when there is good visibility, we can also see the Karkonosze mountains.
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Jeden z wielu skalnych korytarzy w Błędnych Skałach :)
Błędne Skały – zespół bloków skalnych na wysokości 853 m n.p.m., tworzący malowniczy labirynt (skalne miasto), położony w południowo-zachodniej Polsce w Sudetach Środkowych w Górach Stołowych. Obszar Błędnych Skał ma powierzchnię ok. 22 ha. Obejmuje on swoim zasięgiem zespół osobliwych form skalnych o wysokości 6 - 11 m, wytworzonymi wskutek wietrzenia piaskowca ciosowego. Błędne Skały to labirynt szczelin i zaułków, niekiedy niezwykle wąskich, oddzielających bloki skalne kilkunastometrowej wysokości. Wiele skał ma własne nazwy np.: "Skalne Siodło", "Kurza Stopka", "Labirynt", "Tunel", "Wielka Sala". Powstałe bloki skalne tworzą kilkusetmetrową trasę turystyczną o niepowtarzalnym uroku, którą zwiedzając często dosłownie przeciskamy się pomiędzy skałami wąskimi szczelinami. Wysokość korytarzy waha się w granicach 6-8 m, szerokość jest różna - miejscami wynosi tylko kilkadziesiąt centymetrów. Na terenie Błędnych Skał znajduje się punkt widokowy, na platformie o nazwie "Skalne Czasze". Widoczny stąd jest m.in. Szczeliniec Wielki i Mały, Broumovska Vrchovina, miejscowość Machov, a przy dobrej widoczności zobaczyć możemy także Karkonosze.
.... the Rock cries out to us......
Come, you may stand upon my
Back and face your distant destiny,
But seek no haven in my shadow.
I will give you no hiding place down here.
- Maya Angelou
Another shot of this rock, a bit later than the previous one, from another angle, with the "Titan lighthouse" on the "ÃŽle du Levant" on the left of the picture.
A yellow crowned night heron was seen standing on a rock in the Indian River near Rio, Florida. Prints, and many other items, are available with this image on my website at www.tom-claud.pixels.com.
Looks like moon rock...but it's actually a rock I found on the beach when visiting California last October.
(3 image HDR).. This rock is situated between Dawlish & Dawlish Warren.. and is made up of 'Permian desert breccia & sandstone'..( PDF File).. .. The rocks on the right are the sea defences.. and is 'Granite Rock'.. from Dartmoor.. Best viewed on black
Thanks for taking a look.. have a lovely day..
PS anyone interested in Geology or wants to know more about Langstone Rock and this stretch of coast.. here is a LINK
Whenever I put my IR converted camera to my eye I’m excited by the new view of the world I’m seeing. My excitement is then translated to many photos taken and looking forward to processing this images later. On seeing the results downloaded I’m often disappointed with my endeavours and after some quick processing on one or two I give up and move on. Thus was the case with dozens of photos taken last March on a barmy sunny Sunday on the Coniston fells, probably an idea time to use my IR camera. It wasn’t until this look back 2 months later I’ve started to like on or two of the images taken.
Gibraltar is a British Overseas Territory located at the southern tip of Spain's Iberian Peninsula. The main focal point is the Rock of Gibraltar, a 426 meter high limestone ridge that shoots straight up into the sky from the sea! This limestone mountain has a nature reserve with wild monkeys along with batteries, fortifications, and tunnels. Spain is just on the other side of the Rock of Gibraltar.
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The heart shaped rock is my favorite found rock. It feels like silk when rubbed. I found it on a rocky beach in Oregon.Don't think I will ever find another as special as this rock.
Suggest you view this Large On Black to appreciate the textures etc.
This was taken at my 3rd outing to Forresters Beach. Went there at dawn with the old man. Sky started off pretty clear and boring, but then a storm came over head and we were treated to some incredibly dramatic stormy sky.
The rock shelf at Forresters beach is gorgeous. Beautiful green rocks with lovely textures and very angular slabs. As the waves break over the rock you get some mini water falls occuring over the slabs.
Gorgeous location, probably my favorite rock shelf yet.
Species #1657
The Rock Shag (Leucocarbo magellanicus), also known as the Magellanic cormorant, is a marine cormorant found around the southernmost coasts of South America. Its breeding range is from around Valdivia, Chile, south to Cape Horn and Tierra del Fuego, and north to Punta Tombo in Argentina. In winter it is seen further north, with individuals reaching as far as Santiago, Chile on the west coast and Uruguay on the east. The birds also breed around the coasts of the Falkland Islands.