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Illinois Railway Museum's Nebraska Zephyr crosses the Rock River in Rockford on 7-19-11 on UP's bridge, making its way to Trainfest in the Quad Cities.
This rock shelter provides some good protection from the elements (unless they come from the West) along with great views.
My first stab at it - Lacks some of the delicacy I have seen in other Orton shots. I do like some of the blues in the leaves. I can instantly see tons of opportunities for other shots of mine. So many filters - so little time.
Wait, didn't we just pass Europe's biggest glacier? And now we're (seemingly) in the desert? And are those bright green moss-covered rocks up ahead? Iceland is incredible :)
A rock crusher in operation along the Flagsatff-Long Valley Road. Photo taken in 1924 by E.S. Shipp.
Credit: USDA Forest Service, Coconino National Forest
Balancing Rock, on The Pyramid at Girraween National Park, Queensland, Australia. Taken just after the sun has risen behind me. I was up early & on the top for 5.30am, walking up in the dark. Walking back down in the daylight, I saw how steep & exposed the walk had been!
This was shot during that same Civil festival concert. Good lord, are all of the RH shots from that concert?? I'm getting confused.
Warfaze again, with Kamal being featured here again just after the last one.
EXPLORED!!
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The roads through the Pembina Gorge are cut out of the hillsides of shale and almost black dirt. I don't know if the lighter rock is limestone, sandstone, or granite.
this is the view from our friends apartment near Gibralta....i'm not normally a landscape guy, but on this occasion my Sigma 10-20 worked a treat.
Big Rock. This rock sits right in the wash on the Willow Hole Trail. You know you're almost to the lunch spot when you have to go around it. When it rains, you can find little, bitty frogs in the shallow pools at the base of the rock. Another great hike in Joshua Tree National Park.
Was up at 6 that day, still half awake, debating whether to continue sleeping or to get up and take some photos.
So trudging my tripod and camera I headed down a stairs by the jetty which kinda ended in the rocks not so different from what your see here.
Was pretty much rock hopping to get around hoping the rock won't give way or that I don't slip.
Rock hopper penguin at Edinburgh Zoo
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