Mono Tufas by auntietk
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Comments (22)
looks like another world
It's been many years since I've been there - it looks as surreal as ever & especially appealing in the golden light in which it's lit in your photo...
Wonderful fascinating place and atmosphere and perfect capture !!!!!!!
beautiful!
Strange construction by Mother Nature, but a mighty beautiful capture. :-)
You captured amazing lighting in this photo. Love it.
fascinating !; wonderful light-rays
A super pic and an interesting read.
I like how it appears to be from another planet. Wow what a great shot!
I see a head bowing down. Amazing capture Tara. God bless.
Amazing rock formations! Beautifully captured.
One has to pay the earth for pieces of tufa here, as they are most desirable for inclusion in alpine gardens. I should love to have visited here!
Wow what a great place such super rock formations.
Spooky and surreal...and a lovely capture!
Looks like a creature just waiting for its prey! Great capture
That's a really cool rock formation. I wish I could travel around in an RV and find cool stuff like that.
Very cool. It looks like some ancient fortification. Love the background and the color of the water. Many years ago, as the waters of Mono Lake began to recede, a land bridge to some of the islands was exposed. Humans had to dynamite it to keep predators away from the nesting birds. Thanks for sharing this. Mono Lake has just officially been added to my bucket list.
Lot of souvenirs of that fascinating place.
stunning and impressive capture! love the moody light and the fantastic colors of water and tufas in contrast of the hazy background! thanks for the link, it is very interesting! ;o)
I love how you caught the light on the inside of that formation, Tara! This is awesome! I'd go nuts here....Photographically speaking....:-D
Terrific capture, love it!
Itb looks like a strange world. Congrats for being choosen in the week 29 LWTG.