Back to the Wilderness part III by 0rest4wicked
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With this 12:24 wide angle lens it is hard to gain a proper perspective of it's actual size. The amphitheater is easily 35 meters in diameter. The sand dune that has gathered from erosion is 5-6 meters in height.
Now I have no formal Geological schooling, but it has been a hobby of mine for at least 20 years. Looking around the formation from top to bottom and front to back. I was unable to find any Temple Cap Stone as the rest of the tepees have. Therefore my speculation is that this must have been a large teepee that did not have said cap stone allowing it to be worn away a lot faster.
Mother nature amazes me in so many ways. Even though it destroyed this teepee, in that destruction there was a creation that is even more dazzling to behold.
Thanks for the wonderful comments on the last image. Also a kind thank you for those that added it as a favorite. Have a great weekend!!!

Comments (11)
great shot and serie, thanx for sharing
wonderful serie!!
Fantastic shot and I agree a very interesting series
Love the cracks, Very cool shot :)
This is so cool! I can't believe all the patterns carved into the rocks. Did you run your fingers over them? I am amazed. I would love to go here someday!
wonderful place and photo!!!
Amazing what wind and water can do to stone. Great series.
Really nice scene and POV! Great textures and lighting. Excellent capture!
What a beautiful landscape...Excellent shot and POV, great job, congratulations!
I love the formations afforded to the hiker in the SW.another excellent shot
WONDERFUL SHOT!!!