Hamburger Stack by photosynthesis
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Description
Continuing on the Elephant Hill Trail, I spotted this rock formation which I thought bore a remarkable resemblance to a very tall, layered hamburger in a bun...

Comments (19)
Great capture, nice find!
Definitely a burger!! Great shot and title!! AND I see some cheese dripping..... :)
hahaha..great title; wonderful scape
Postwork a few salad leaves and cheese in there and it would be perfect. Well seen.
Amazing capture and it has that look.
Two all beef patties... Great photo!
Very cool catch! Where's the bacon? and what is in the secret sauce
Outstanding!
Wow, it really does look like a burger. Can't figure out what all it has for toppings, but it's way more than I can eat, that's for certain! Fantastic find and capture!
A great title and a most wonderful photo-shot!!!
LOL... too cool!
This is awesome!!! Great image!
Can I get fries with that?? great capture.
Very aptly named.
stunning formation, reminds me of the Devils marbles in Australia
stunning image!!
I like a good burger rock. I've been re-reading Ursula K. LeGuin's Always Coming Home as it's similar to an extended ramble my own creativity has taken, and as a result of that book and this image, I'm tempted to sing a "heya" in honor of...well...the burger rock. This is a brilliant photograph. I love the POV. Geology is stunning in so many ways and you do justice to it here.
The resemblance to a hamburger is undeniable! It's like the ones with a thin bonus bun in the middle. (I don't do hamburgers, so I'm not sure who makes it. Two patties and three buns.) That is just astonishing! Terrific capture of a meal fit for a giant!
A super photo and title - well done!