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Buckshot
Sep 13, 2010
23:11 GMT
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Weird and interesting. Good strong comp but a little hot on my screen. In my tt
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KimberlyC
Sep 13, 2010
17:14 GMT
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Thanks Lindy. It was taken in kansas.
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LindyB
Sep 13, 2010
13:14 GMT
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The stories these rocks could tell... like who BE and AR are! A good subject for the challenge. Where was it taken?
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pugsley
Sep 13, 2010
01:04 GMT
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Nice capture. Reminds me of a nearby park called
Elephant Rocks where the softer stone has eroded leaving behind enormous boulders, some quite a bit larger than an actual elephant. GL
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KimberlyC
Sep 12, 2010
00:30 GMT
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thanks sunshine.
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KimberlyC
Sep 12, 2010
00:30 GMT
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Thanks DJ! Hope you are well.
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KimberlyC
Sep 12, 2010
00:29 GMT
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Thanks penny, its a really interesting place. Its like hill,then boom a few hundred of these and then back to hills. Nature is amazing. ;-)
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djprov
Sep 12, 2010
00:28 GMT
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Bear 06, LuvIt!
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pennyhackett
Sep 11, 2010
19:29 GMT
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this picture is outstanding hope you do well in my tt
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sunshine
Sep 11, 2010
15:37 GMT
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Interesting photo. GL
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KimberlyC
Sep 11, 2010
03:14 GMT
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Thanks levee and labang. ;-)
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leveelinda
Sep 10, 2010
22:31 GMT
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Congratulations on a unique shot. I wish the sun hadn't been so high, allowing for longer shadows. Still very pleasing.
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labang2
Sep 10, 2010
09:32 GMT
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Very interesting rock formations. A little more sharpening perhaps? Good luck though.
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