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Split Rock is a shelf of solid limestone of which canal workers had to cut a water gap for the canal right of way.
The view northwest from Rock Mountain along the Nason Ridge trail. Nikon D600 and one of my favorites, my old Nikkor 135mm f3.5 AI.
An amazing natural rock sculpture found near Kebnekaise. Has a kind of Russian Constructivist feel I think.
Here is a 30 minutes exposure of Skull Rock.
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Newspaper Rock State Historic Monument is a Utah state monument featuring a rock panel carved with one of the largest known collections of petroglyphs. The first carvings at the Newspaper Rock site were made around 2,000 years ago, left by people from the Archaic, Anasazi, Fremont, Navajo, Anglo, and Pueblo cultures.
Gibraltar is a British Overseas Territory located at the southern tip of the Iberian Peninsula. It is a peninsula connected to Spain, and is known for its iconic rock, which is home to numerous caves and tunnels. Gibraltar has a population of around 30,000 people and is known for its strategic location at the entrance to the Mediterranean Sea. The territory has a mix of British and Spanish influence, and is a popular tourist destination known for its duty-free shopping, sunny climate, and unique blend of cultures.
Taken from highway AP-7 near Marbella.
Isa Lei approaches the Rock of Gibraltar 7 weeks and 1,350 miles or so after leaving Bristol in England; stopping at 21 different ports, harbours and anchorages on the way.
A few minutes after taking this photo a pod of maybe 8-10 dolphins came close to the boat and gave me an energetic acrobatic display.....icing on the cake when it happens.
My Mediterranean odyssey starts here........
Nikkor 35mm AF f2.D
Thanksgiving turkeys cooking in 2016 at the Dakota Access Pipeline protesters of Standing Rock in Cannonball, North Dakota.
These are some really fun cupcakes I was asked to make as a surprise for a 40th birthday. They are chocolate cupcakes topped with peanut butter frosting and handmade sugarpaste toppers incorporating some of the birthday boys favourite bands!
I think the little hands of rock are my favourite toppers EVER!
Inspriation from these cupcakes have been taken from quite a few fab cupcakers out there namely Death by Cupcake and Clever Cupcakes.
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Dead Rock....Situated about 250 miles from the Rock haven, the nearest permanent settlement.
A rag tag group of survivors have managed to set up quite a comfortable, fortified compound on an isolated butte of rock.
I haven't gotten all of the potential I wanted out of this build, but this has been a fun distraction for my imagination.
Juliandrius was kind enough to edit the original pic,so the background is, well, 100% better. Thanks for your efforts!
Model Muse Steffie face mould Barbie duo, dressed in 50s style polka dot outfits.
Dolls - Barbie Birthstone Miss Ruby (July) & Barbie Basics Red Model #3
Identifying species of Dudleya is debatable even among botanists, so I'm guessing this is D. caespitosa, Coast Dudleya with Niebla homalea, Armored Fog Lichen, near the base of
Morro Rock, Morro Bay, California
From a distance the rocks on the east side of Morro Rock, which are covered with these lichen, seem somewhat softer appearing to me, at least compared to the nearby rocks, which are either bare or have less conspicuous crustose lichen. The first colonizers of bare rock, lichen then provide footholds for the plants. On some other bare-appearing parts of Morro Rock, these Dudleya probably gain some soil foothold in cracks in the rock.
For another Rock Garden scene: www.flickr.com/photos/marlinharms/36276533395/
Exposure: 4 seconds
Aperture: f/22.0
Focal Length: 17mm
ISO: 100
Pulpit Rock, at the tip of Cape Schanck, Victoria, Australia.
I had never intended to shoot this, and it never looked good in colour. The black and white i think enhances the clouds int he background and the slightly unbalanced rock help bring this photo together. There was a rainbow as i was setting up my camera but it disappeared by the time i was ready!
no point on shooting in velvia!
When the fog started to clear I headed down to the bay and soon realised that there wasn't going to be much of a sunset so it was out with the big stopper while there was still a little bit of light catching some of the famous rock ledges and then wait for dark..... to be continued
Sandwich, Kent.
Well, it would appear that this is very likely a Scandinavian Rock Pipit and not the rarer bird initially named.
Water Pipit is a smart and relatively clearly marked bird in all plumages. It has grey-brown upperparts with a shadow of streaking on the mantle, a warm brown rump and prominently white supercilia, double wing-bars and outer tail feathers. The underparts are whitish, though all white parts can have a sullied look on occasion.
And from Birdwatch Magazine………..
………..Water Pipit is a smart and relatively clearly marked bird in all plumages. It has grey-brown upperparts with a shadow of streaking on the mantle, a warm brown rump and prominently white supercilia, double wing-bars and outer tail feathers. The underparts are whitish, though all white parts can have a sullied look on occasion. The legs are dark brown, but can vary to dull yellow or pink, and winter birds of both species develop a yellowish base to the lower mandible. There is thick but distinct streaking on the chest, with finer flank streaking, reminiscent of Tree Pipit.
On Sunday Dan Sharp and I took the long drive up to North Devon to find this. It is Blackchurch Rock, located on Mouthmill Beach in North Devon. After we arrived at Brownsham car park we made the 4km walk through woods and fields and eventually arrived at the beach.
Once we arrived we realised it was worth all the effort, with these incredible straight-lined rock formations pointing towards Blackchurch Rock, making it look like something off Jurassic Park, and a brown coloured stream running through the formations. The weather conditions made it tricky, with lots of showers passing over us and a larger shower cutting our visit short, so I hope this shot has done it some justice!
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