Spitzkoppe - Way Up There by Meisiekind
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Namibia 2010
This is the 4th image in the Spitzkoppe series that I shot in Namibia in February 2010. A couple of youngsters did some rock climbing and I was lucky to just catch one of them as they were coming down. Once again this helps giving a sense of scale of how enormous these formations are. I have circled her on the image!
Thank you for your wonderful support in comments and favs in this series! I am thrilled that so many of you are enjoying it!
Stay well!
Hugs
Carin xx

Comments (42)
They're huuuuge! Another great shot, Carin!
Nicely captured. It puts it all in perspective.
Very pleasant this capture,great relaxing colours
Brilliant, Carin! It means so much more when you can see how HUGE it is!
OHH MY what a beauty for the eyes. I love this series alot. These golden brown soft looking and sometimes red rocks are amazing and you are do good at capturing them. And WOW! how HUGE they are. They are double beautiful against the blue sky.
WOW! WOW! I'd like to give that a go! Wonderful capture
Excellent shot! Reminds me of some strange world you would see on the old Star Trek series.
Those are some REALLY BIG rocks! 8) Wow! Excellent capture!
Exceptional capture! :)
How do you manage to make rocks look soft!? A great series! Clive
Old lava rock...beautiful capture
Wonderful landscape!
Stunning shot, what an impressive view. Excellent photo!
Exceptional capture! Very beautiful landscape !
great shot, very beautiful!
Excellent capture. You get the feeling of being in the land of the giants. A very impressive place where the rocks are the size of houses.
Excellent photo!!!
OMG, no denying Spitzkoppe is one huge rock formation after seeing the size relationship in this striking shot, Carin! Spitzkoppe seems so softly sculptured, as opposed to being sharp and craggy, possibly because of the abrasive effects of winds and sandstorms in the area. Incidentally, using a search engine, I tried translating the word, Spitzkoppe, into English, but to no avail. I believe "koppe" means "head" in English, and Spitz possibly meaning Spits, but that's about it.
I don't have the strength but I have the desire to do this. Especially since it would seem the likelihood of finding a scorpion or snake on the rocks on the way are slight...not much for them to hide in. :-) Fantastic pov.
Excellent shot!
really enjoyed all the way u made pictures....thanks for sharing.........excellent view
Outstanding capture Carin.
Very dramatic!
Brilliant capture.
Flip what a way up, I wonder if she got to the top? Fabulous pic!!!!
Wow, really impressive!!!
I'm really enjoying this place Carin :)
great to see this - amazing pic!
Gotta say, thanks for pointing that out.. I had NO idea they were quite THIS big. My goodness they are truly a wonder of natural structure! Rob
great capture!!