Rock Fingers
This ones for Adrian, who said that he is interested in rock formations…how cool are these rock fingers getting punched out of the ground! Some forces at work there for sure!
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wow that is really unusuall very cool where bouts was this, was it a single shot or a stich
loving the pics so far mate your making all of us so jealous
cant wait to see more
phil
In the Bucuneer archipeligo Phil at a place called Crocadile Creek.
Cheers,
Mark
awesome ive heard good things about the archipeligo
phil
Mark,
A few things……
1: Nice shot, would love to get back up that way sometime soon
2: I think I was your 10,000th HIT on the blog, YAY
3:53 days / 1272 hours to go
Cool mate!
I reckon you should be the one to get that gurnsey!
Cheers,
Mark
Very cool Mark … Yeah I like hearing what actually happened millions of years ago with the plates and what continues to happen every moment. Just happens so slow we only see history in its dramatic forms …
There is a really good example of this at Canal Rocks, where 2 opposite forces worked against each other leaving us with so many photographic opportunities in that area.
Oh yeah forgot to mention … I have no idea how you got the name Adrian …
Cheers
Neal
Sorry Neal!
Too many photographers names to remember!
Cheers
Mark
Cheers,
Mark
Very true.
What is also very humbling is when you consider that all of these formations are billions of years old and how precious few ‘nano seconds’ we are actually here for!!
Cheers,
Mark
Yeah that shit blows my mind, thinking I am just seeing a nano second of a nano second of the larger picture. Really humbling when you get your mind round it. I guess that is what fascinates me about it …
Have you seen those pics showing Earth as a dot on the page compared to some of the other planets out there?
That is also very humbling!!!
Cheers,
Mark
Yeah I have Mark … I also have a large fold out map from a national geo subscription that shows the milky way in relation to the known universe …. you’d need a microscope to see the dot the milk way is … quite intense almost makes you mind explode … Love watching those kind of shows on earths history etc …. The just had a cool mini series on how the earth was made … very cool stuff …
I am with you on this topic for sure mate!
Makes you feel a bit like an ant in a giants world sometimes eh!
Cheers,
Mark
its crazy in this pic you have, that there is more than 1 direction of rock movement. 1 vertical at 45 degrees and another vertical at a few degrees in the opposite direction …
Yep crazy alright!
Not my most favourite shot by a long way…but it does tell a story!!!
Cheers,
Mark