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If you want the photo sometimes you have to work at it. I'm not saying I got the photo I wanted, but getting out of bed at 5 am feels like work to me. The intention was to get a classic photo of sunrise and Marsden rock. Well here is the best effort for my labours.
The mist rolls in beside a fantastic pillar of rock at Curbar Edge in the Peak District. Absolutely no chance I was standing on that ;)
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In amongst the wetlands, wildlife and rugged gorges, World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park holds one of the highest concentrated areas of rock art in the world. As many as 5,000 Aboriginal sites have been found here, including rock art, shelters, stone tools, grindstones and ceremonial ochre. This detailed, dramatic record of life in Kakadu stretches back more than 50,000 years - from the first evidence of human occupation to the arrival of Europeans.
I spotted this rock emerging from the sea, and decided to snap a long exposure of it. It reminded me of the fin of a shark.
The fog is lifting to reveal a view of Chimney Rock several hundred feet below. I love the waves rolling in from the west softened by a bit of mist.
I'm not quite as close to the edge as it looks, just a great angle for framing!
Explore March 3, 2012
Rain is just starting to fall. This drop falls into an interesting little pool formed in the rock - it's filled with many small coloured stones.
Wildcat Sliding Rock is located along Wildcat Creek in Georgia's Chattahoochee National Forest. This small fall gets its name because its used as a natural waterslide in the warmer months.
I took this a month ago at South Bar Beach (Newcastle, NSW; Australia) whilst the rocks were well exposed following big seas....... a month later, and the rocks are all but totally covered again!!!
Couldn't but help notice the time and effort someone had taken to carve the pattern out on top of this rock. Add some lovely early morning light and a longish exposure to create some added mood - here you are.....
Enjoy the rest of your day and weekend - hope the weather is kind!
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A night shot from Red Rock Canyon State Park, CA. The canyon wall was partially lit by an HDV-Z96 LED light off to the left.
Canon 5D mkIII, Samyang 14mm f2.8@14mm, f2.8@26 sec, ISO 1600
Taken on our trip to Arches National Park. Look close and you will see my lovely bride, adding a bit of perspective. Love the tree growing from the top! LOL!
Coyote Hills Regional Park, Fremont, CA
My little lovely "Daily Greeter " !!!
冬天裡來到這個山上, 牠總是在石頭旁等著我......111016
Mt. Kyaiktiyo, Mon State, Burma (Myanmar)
Kyaiktiyo Pagoda also known as Golden Rock is a well-known Buddhist pilgrimage site in Mon State, Burma. It is a small pagoda built on the top of a granite boulder covered with gold leaves pasted on by its devotees.
Unfortunately, when I was visiting the pagoda in 2013, it was undergoing renovation and there were bamboo scaffolds surrounding it. I think the rock and pagoda look pretty cool even with the bamboo sticks around them.
The fields around the rock of Gibraltar are ablaze with False Yellowhead.
這些學名為Dittrichia viscosa的黃色小花主要散佈在地中海沿岸，與一般常見的洋甘菊(chamomile)同屬菊科(Asteraceae)。
www.discoverthetopfloor.com - Donegal, Ireland, 2016 - photo tour of one of the most beautiful cornes of Europe.
Typical rock weathering on top of the hill near Ranchi. Is it a Megalith or simple geological weathering ? It also resembles to a sleeping man. Closed Lip like structure is also visible on left side of the rock. Local villagers dedicate this structure to some super power. Mystery of many such rock structures around Ranchi are still to be solved. Please see it in full screen.
Llama Rock
Ah yes, summer in the American Southwest. Hot, dry, blazing sun, blue skies without a cloud anywhere, monsoon, dark stormy clouds, high winds, pounding rain, flooding and even some lightning and thunder…..all on the same day!
I couldn’t find a name on any maps for the distinctive rock feature under the lightning strike, so it now has a name "Llama Rock", wonder if it’ll catch on? I mean someone has to name interesting rock features, so why not me?