Rock Textures by pimanjc
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Rock Textures
Interesting textures are worn into the sandstone cliffs of the "Stone Corral" at Robbers' Cave State Park, in Wilburton, OK. Outlaws Belle Star and Jesse James are reputed to have hung out in the nearby cave. Marshal Wyat Earp tracked them from Ft.Smith, AR [75miles away].
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Comments (19)
très beau bravo
beautiful congratulations - By phil013
Fantastic and interesting photoshot Jim.
cool! I though this may have been at Elk Falls. We hiked there once and I got some beautiful shots. ( long before digital cameras, lol)
I almost looks like the skin of some prehistoric animal, just waiting to get the signal to wake up. Excellent photo!
Nice looking rock textures could use some of those in vue!
I totally agree about the rock textures for vue. I may try to use them in an alpha plane in vue.
Эта текстура камня впечатляет. Очень красиво!
This impressive stone texture. Very nice! - By E-Nomime
Jim, thank you so much for showing us these highly detailed cliff faces. I was completely fascinated with the story of Jesse James you provided
In the next few days, I will try to post more pictures from the park and cave area.
Wonderful shot.. :)
Wonderful textures Jim.
Interesting stone structure. Aloha
historical place and amazing textures! great picture!
Superb POV and fantastic details. An excellent shot!
a great subject and foto . I must visit there soon
Very trippy formation and weathering
cool. only if it could tell stories..
Makes me think of elephant skin. Great shot
Fantastic shot my friend!!!
Very cool formations and interesting bit of history.
cool photo, be cool to see if it can be done in vue like a replica of it.