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A first hike of the year to Indian Head Cove / Grotto in BPNP. At mid-day, I did not expect conditions to be great for photography and they were not ... even so, I'll always grab a few shots for the record.
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This image was captured while I was out and about in the ole Jeep, weaving through cornfields, on a trip to the town of Mt. Orab, OH.
I drive this route often, and for reasons I can't explain, this small section of Ohio farmland continually yields truly beautiful skyscapes and wonderful cloud formations that the firmament just a few miles away never seems to match. I can't figure it, so I just enjoy it and try to always have the camera with me when traveling through this area.
Captured at 590nm
This was taken on the beach behind Gilbert's Bar House of Refuge, in Martin County, FL. (More on this to come)
"The Anastasia Formation is a geologic formation deposited in Florida during the Late Pleistocene epoch.
The Anastasia Formation was named by E. H. Sellards in 1912.
Coquina obtained from this formation on Anastasia Island was used to construct Castillo de San Marcos during the late 17th century; a local material, it was relatively easy to quarry and proved to be effective for absorbing cannon damage. This formation is an integral part of the surficial aquifersystem.
Formed through multicyclic deposition the formation contains at least two disconformities, and two detectable ages. The formation registers in the late Pleistocene with oldest samples aging at 110,000 YBP based on radiometric dating."
For the sources of this information, and if you want to know more, go to Wikipedia, Anastasia Formation
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Another from my forks session. Trying to create an abstract series with the simple table fork. These were all shot on a mirrored table with black backcloth and illuminated with a multiple LED light.
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This is a winter scene taken in the Alabama hills with the mighty sierra crest in the background (Mt Whitney just left of center). Making compelling images from this area has been a tough assignment despite the amazing rock formations found here, but conditions were favorable enough to obtain this image, which has also been published on 1X.com.
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Bryce Canyon National Park is located in southwestern Utah in the United States. The major feature of the park is Bryce Canyon is a collection of giant natural amphitheaters along the eastern side of the Paunsaugunt Plateau. Bryce is distinctive due to geological structures called hoodoos, formed by frost weathering and stream erosion of the river and lake bed sedimentary rocks.
Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah
United States
September 2016
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The wavy Karst rock formations at the Stone Forest at Shilin near Kunming, Yunnan, China, formed over 270 million years old when the area was below sea level.
Taken from Jupps View at Pulborough Brooks RSPB. Following the flooding the water was barely 6 feet from the viewing platform. The view across the reserve resembled an inland sea.
While taking in sights with the ridgeline and peaks of the Sierra Nevada mountains from the Mobius Arch with a view looking to the south. My thinking in composing this image was a few different things. One was to capture a sweeping view across this mountain desert landscape; it had a vista like feel to it. I used some higher ground that I was walking on and angled my Nikon SLR camera to capture that. Another was a view looking across the ridgelines and peaks present of the nearby mountains with the shadows cast across the Alabama Hills. I later worked with control points in DxO PhotoLab 5 and then made some adjustments to bring out the contrast, saturation and brightness I wanted for the final image.
There is a few rock formations around NZ that are worthy. While this one is not spectacular, IT was unusual because of the location to me. I am assuming it is limestone.
Location: Marineland, Palm Coast, Florida.
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The Cumberland Gap includes this gem, the Gap Cave. Many may know it by its older name Cudjo's Caverns. It was once Gap cave but was chanced to Cudjo's Caverns after a popular book came out that features a cave called Cudjos. The owners tried to capitalize on the popularity by changing the name. When the NPS took over the site they changed it back. It hard to believe the cave looks as good as it does inside when you learn the past. Loads of tourists through here at a time when preservation was not understood, and they held parties and even plays down there!
This is one of the larger features in the cave. It was a pain to shoot because you were on a tour, so you can't stop, there is no lighting, only these massive bright flashlights that EVERYONE has, and the tour guide is always in the way. Oh, and no tripods allowed. So this is the result of several images to exclude beams of light and hot spots, and people. Oh, and thank goodness for the new lightroom denoise feature. This was 10,000 ISO for goodness sake. Came out pretty good considering all that nonsense.
Let me know what you think.