Brimham Rocks Yorkshire 2 by ejn
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Description
Another image from Brimham Rocks...hard to belive this is in England
Comments (21)
It's hard to believe this isn't a painting! Gorgeous work!
Freaky formation, more like a volumetric one from Mojoworld or Vue 8 ! Really kool composition and postworkings ! Well done & ~Cheers~
A really beautiful contrasty, textural and clear image.
Splendide ! Ce lieu évoque de nombreuses histoires intéressantes.
Very cool formation, almoust looks like a throne. Excellent POV and capture! :)
What a magical place! Superb pic as ever.
Art in all its glory!!!!!!!!!
this is superb
Fantastic scene. As jif3d said, this is reminiscent of Vue. Is this a natural formation? It looks like it could be a neolithic rock sculpture. Amazing clarity, almost hyperreal.
very beautiful landscape
I love it, perfect place for me.
Amazing! It looks like a seated figure.
Very beautiful capture and postwork! I'd love to see it in person!
Great capture and postwork !
Interesting you say..." hard to belive this is in England ". I would not think other place to find this stone then England. The compo is perfect. I feel I am looking at a shrine...excelent postwork too.
AmaZZZZZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzing landscaping!
just looking at it makes me want to climb up on it. it looks as if it were shaped by water. i really like this perspective on the structure. you lead the eye so directly up it.
This awesome! The depth of field is amazing.
It was hard for me to believe this was not a render. S~E~N~S~A~T~I~O~N~A~L!!!!!!!!!!!
Spectacular, awesome work!
Wonderful photo work, love this rock formation.. wonder if they were stacked like that by the ancient people?