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Sandstone Outcrop along the Monument Hill Road on the flank of Rattlesnake Mountain nortwest of Cody, Wyoming
Looking South towards Cork from cliffs near Ardmore, Co Waterford.
April 27 2011 Explore #13
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A section of the cliff along the coast at Barwon Heads. It's a stunning coastline. The cliffs are comprised of a mix of Sandstone and Basalt.
Camera: Canon EOS 7D
Lens: Canon EF-S 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM @22mm
Exif: Ć’5.6 | ISO 100 | 20 sec
Filter: -
Tripod: Manfrotto 055XPROB + Triopo B-3 Ballhead
Flash: not fired
The two on the left are almost done, the one on the right is just starting...we are afraid they may scare away our resident barn swallow pair, who have just laid their second clutch of eggs for the season, in their two year old nest just on the other side of the beam from the pair seen here
Gannets, Bempton Cliffs. Ignoring the neighbours.
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The last light of the day shines on a cliff face just east of the Royal Arches in Yosemite Valley casting the Sun’s warm glow on the cool Sierra Nevada granite. The enormity of the Sierra Nevada Batholith - the mass of granite that makes up the majority of the mountain range - never ceases to amaze me. Looking down upon its glacially carved and eroded shapes I ponder the vast geological tapestry that led to this superlative valley, and the forces still at work pushing them higher. While this narrow sunlit ledge is merely 1600 feet or so above the valley floor below, just half the height of its famous neighbor away to the west, El Capitan, it is quite dramatic in the spotlight.