Cannon Beach Tidal Pool by RedundantlyAbundant
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Composed of basalt, these Rocks were formed by lava flows emanating from the Grand Ronde Mountains 10 to 17 million years ago. The lava flows created many of the Oregon coast's natural features. The monoliths in this panorama were once joined to the coastline but years of erosion have since separated them from the coast.
The largest monolith is called "Haystack Rock" and the others are referred to as "The Needles." Every Year many people become stranded on Haystack Rock and are resued by the coast guard or local authorities. Haystack Rock is the third tallest of it's kind in the world.
Comments (10)
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Nice work. You have captured 'Haystack' very nicely, and the information adds greatly to the photo. HUGS!!!
I'm not too sure about the date and stuff being so big but what a great shot! I love that there are people so you can actually imagine how big they are..
Lovely capture. the reflections and the setting is peaceful and alluring. Good job.
Yeah Baby!! Beautifully composed and toned image. You did well to capture this light on such an overcast day...Feast for the eyes! Excellent! Aloha~
Wonderful scene. Love the mood here
brilliant work!!! beautiful and wonderfully postworked and cropped !! BRAVO!!
Yeah, Baby! ::))
Impressive, I love the feeling of vastness and the colors :)
Lots of great photos in this gallery.