View allAll Photos Tagged Rocking
The Hi-TONeS with the program "Brutal Rock and Roll from the legendary California label Wild Records" (California, USA)
Chimney Rock is a famous, prominent geological formation in Morrill County in western Nebraska.
Rising over 90m above the surrounding North Platte River valley, the peak of Chimney Rock is 1,288m above sea level. During the middle 19th century it served as a landmark along the Oregon Trail, the California Trail, and the Mormon Trail, which ran along the north side of the rock. It is visible for many miles from the east along US Route 26.
Chimney Rock has been designated a National Historic Site and is today administered as an "affiliated area" by the National Park Service in co-operation with the Nebraska State Historical Society. Chimney Rock and Independence Rock further west are probably the most famous features along the Oregon Trail.
It was a rare clear day in Vancouver so I headed out to White Rock as the sun sets nicely behind the Gulf Islands in the winter.
Spotted this turtle at Bay Harbor the other day. I would love this in my yard. Too awesome.
Just goggled this:
Our "Come Out Of Your Shell" fundraiser to benefit the Red Cross of Northwest Michigan Disaster Relief Fund kicks off this week, and five-foot fiberglass turtles decorated and painted by local artists are being placed throughout Petoskey and Bay Harbor.
A house sized rock overlooking the Alcovy
River at Newton Factory Shoals park in Newton County Georgia, USA.
An abstract shot of a rock formation near Souter Point, South Shields. .....anyone know the name of this type of rock ?
Jurassic Rock (9476)
~~~~~
Sometimes when I see this, I think it looks like a dinosaur's head. What are you seeing? This was located in what seemed like a rocky ampitheatre in Devil's Garden, Staircase-Escalante, Utah. Illuminated with a handheld flashlight from several angles while the tripod-mounted camera was doing a long exposure, which also shows the celestial movements of the stars over 30 minutes. I love how a single image can show the long passage of time in a way that we cannot perceive when we are there. Devil's Garden involved a 12-mile drive down a dirt road from the town of Escalante. A beautiful moonlit night, I had the whole night to wander in peace and create.
~~~~~
IG, Facebook, 500px, Flickr: kenleephotography
~~~~~
Nikon D750/Nikkor 14-24mm f/2.8 lens. 42 minutes total stacked, each image 2 minutes f/8 ISO 200. 2018-06-24 22:50.
~~~~~
#kenlee #kenleephotography #lightpainting #longexposure #nightphotography #slowshutter #amazing_longexpo #longexphunter #longexpoelite #longexposure_shots #supreme_nightshots #ig_astrophotography #super_photolongexpo #‎long_exposure #nightscaper #nightphotography #protomachines #MyRRS #ReallyRightStuff #feisol #Nikon #westbysouthwest #escalante #devilsgarden #MyFujiFilmLegacy #YourShotPhotographer
A different angle of a few figures from a larger panel, see the next photo down for the whole thing.
__________________________________________________
Summer 2014 1st leg: "Many Rivers"
June 2: Home to Navajo Lake State Park
This is a cove called Twa Havens near to Slains Castle on the NE Coast of Scotland a great find where you descend down a steep grassy bank to the water edge, you climb over large Granite rocks to a narrow opening where the sea crashes the rugged coast.......A great place.
We went for our afternoon walk at Dowse Lagoon, Sandgate yesterday afternoon. This entails a complete circuit around this lagoon which is currently showing the strains of drought. It’s a lovely walk on easier bicycle tracks and passes through some native trees and little boardwalks down to the edge of the lagoon to check on the birds in the remaining parts filled with water. Of course, I did take the wrong lens for birds and my big telephoto still hasn’t been picked up after a firmware update. Unprepared as usual except I was lugging a proper camera with me which is unusual on afternoon walks.
For some reason, at one point there is a big slab of rock beside the path, with no explanation of what it is or why it is there, despite plenty of other explanatory signs around the place. It’s obviously not a meteorite as it seems to have too much quartz (not that I am a meteorite specialist) and anyway, it’s so big, had it hit the earth it probably would have blown a hole bigger then, well, Dowse Lagoon! It sort of reminds me of one of those big old fashioned butcher shop blocks made from a good solid lump of tree truck that were common when I was a kid, except the surface is ripples like sand at the beach.
My back and my head reluctantly bent down to take a shot of the interesting top of the rock which was well back lit by the sun and this is exactly what I got, no editing. I was so impressed that I gave the camera a hug and a day off, being a good boss! It was still broad daylight but you wouldn’t know it would you.
Enjoy your week all my Flickr friends. Only 34 sleeps to go!
Sandgate, Brisbane.
Black Rock Cottage, Glencoe.
Social Links:
YouTube Channel:
www.youtube.com/@garrysugdenphotography
Website:
Facebook:
www.facebook.com/garry.sugden.photo
Instagram:
People were rock jumping over there. I wanted to join them so badly, but how do I even get down there?
Best viewed in large "L"
Dubrovnik, Croatia
"Too often travel, instead of broadening the mind, merely lengthens the conversation." - Elizabeth Drew
Rock-O-Plane carnival ride at the Boone County Fair in Columbia, Missouri by Notley Hawkins. Taken with a Canon EOS 5D Mark III camera with a Canon EF28-300mm f/3.5-5.6L IS USM lens at Æ’/5.6 with a 1/400-second exposure at ISO 1600. Processed with Adobe Lightroom CC.
Follow me on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram
©Notley Hawkins. All rights reserved.
Shot for Iron Photographer 306
1 - A nut, or fruit
2 - A rock, pebble or stone
3 - Letterbox orientation
The rock returns! 2 second exposure. My tripod died producing this picture and my camera almost ended up in the water. I think this photo is a suitable tribute for my tripod, RIP.
Arizona-Sonoran Desert Museum, Tucson / Pima County, Arizona
I observed a couple of young Rock Squirrels looking for attention and I felt obliged to take a few images of them.
The fall color at Rock Bridge in the Red River Gorge looked really good this year. The low water levels created super clear reflections that caught my eye when exploring compostions around the area.
On the way back from the Eastern Sierra, Ben and I started to get a glimpse of some awesome high sunset clouds that looked to be spread out over the entire Tahoe basin. Rather than hit Hope Valley on the way back, we decided to see what the conditions looked like at Bonsai Rock or Sand Harbor. About an hour before sunset, we just knew we had to stay and the sunset did not disappoint! We had zero clouds for the previous 2 days and wanted to end with a solid sunset.
We ran into Michael Okimoto, who set up both his DSLR and an awesome 4x5 setup...producing some great looking B&W shots. The blazing sunset was a great way to finish off an epic trip! Hope you enjoy, let me know what you think!