Cross Section by auntietk
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Description
After posting three landscapes in a row, I figured I'd better put up something that's more my style so you'll know it's really me! :)
Exposed rock face outside Canyonlands National Park, Utah.
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Comments (22)
Beautiful natural shapes and shades.
Very well done good texture, and the detail is just perfect.
cool texture interesting stratafication, looks like petrified wood
Makes for an interesting abstract. The patterns and color variations give it a sort of liquid appearance.
wonderful color and textures; you and bill are finding all kinds of beautiful places on your travels!!
Yep, that's the real Tara! Nice work and nice find.
I thought it was wood until I read your description - very cool patterns...
Beautiful tecture!!!!
Superb capture Tara. God bless.
Great rock texture! Reminds me of a big fingerprint!
Yummy! I NEED an icecream now.... I knew I should have had breakfast before my swim.
Very good Tara
great texture to those rocks.
Neat image Hugs Susan
OH yes, this is really you :D Wonderful colors and texture.
Fascinating...you have THE eye for artistic detail. Way to go...getting back to your roots in the land of landscapes:)
a nice abstract feel to this
I love the way this crosses borders! My inner geologist is sitting here trying to figure out the history of this particular rock, while my muse, zonked on Dr. Pepper, is giggling at the idea that this is probably the close up of an exotic reptile's scale. I don't know if this makes me think of petrified wood or something involving appetite-friendly amounts of butter-pecan ice cream and caramel. As an abstract it works so perfectly, and as a super-zoom detail of something way bigger, it works perfectly, in short, it works perfectly on so many different levels and it's just flat out gorgeous too!
Caramel/Chocolate dessert - YUM! It could have been easily a wood texture, you know? even your own Brother would have to agree with that, working with it on a regular basis. (just like my Brother in Germany) ;)) lovely rich colour palette, BB
that not by the river just out side the park? cool looking
I would have thought it was a wood burl...what a beautiful find and capture!
Ooh, my favorite: textures! there's an almost woodgrain feel, and know that it's rock makes this even more wonderful.