Holes by bmac62
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Tara busy photographing effects of water erosion in "The Grand Wash" in Capitol Reef National Park...in south central Utah.
This rock face towered 300-400 feet above our heads.
One of Tara's resulting captures titled Stone Lace: Click Here
Comments (23)
Excellent photo!!!
Remarkable, Bill! Your version looks more satisfying edible.. i must stop commenting hwen I'm hungry.
Superb capture Bill. God bless.
It looks like it could be some distant alien world.
Amazing!!
An excellent capture Bill.
fascinating rockformatio and Taragives a sense of scale
OMG, Tara is dwarfed by the massive pink swiss cheese-like rock wall in this awesome shot with the great lighting effects, Bill.
Amazing image
This is a marvelous image my friend, excellent capture, incredible rock formation! *******
Too cool! Nice to see Tara in the shot - gives a sense of just how big everything is
Wow, an amazing structure & a fantastic image. I wanted to go there during my southwest trip last year, but we just didn't have the time to fit it in - now you've made me regret it...
wow that a lot of holes. cool looking
What an amazing place. Tara standing there really gives it scale.
Holy holy... WHat an incredible example of water erosion. Tara is dwarfed by the majestic formation! Excellent image Bill.
WOW! This looks absolutely fasntastic. And that water can do this, is amazing.
Just what I would expect with a Mark 3! Excellent clarity and color! Looks like a great place fr the animals!
Great looking pic Hugs Susan~
I would NEVER have guessed the scale without Tara there; WOW! I love these bits of exposed earth bones. Great capture!
Very cool looking rock! Amazing how nature causes these 'effects' isn't it.. Nice shot mate.. Rob
Tara DOES make a good scale indicator! And like Andrea, I can't stop thinking of how delicious this looks, all it needs is a cherry on top, or a drizzle of something decadent. On the flip side of that: I really love the color and the slant of the strata. The holes make me think that they're condominiums for the sorts of little 4, 6, or more legged people who'd be all nice and comfy inside of...um...holes. This is a great shot! That's a whole lotta rock!
Tara stated you captured her in this one as the light was going away. Both are beautiful shots.
very impressive landscape. reminds me of Valley of Fire,NV