Lava rocks or coal by Richardphotos
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Western Nevada not far from the salt bed
Comments (20)
cool shot
Cool!
cool and dark shot !!! lava rocks are hard stones ...
Very interesting formation,Richard,
Fascinating textures. Cut off the sky & it would become an unrecognizable, pure abstract...
Shining shot.
Amazing and fantastic my friend !
I'm guessing lava - but I'm no expert.
Looks like tailings from a mining operation considering the salt deposits also. Great photo!
hard to tell what that is.
Too distant for a real guestamation, looks coalish. Nice pic.
I'm going say its igneous basalt, which is pretty common in the west.
Great image, looks like coal,
Great snapschot
Interesting landscape!
Cool! I think it is volcanic in origin!
Looks like a landscape from another planet. Awesome shot, Richard!
How far away were you from this? I can just imagine flying my Inspire up to the top of that bluff and doing a bit of exploring..
Amazing mound and awesome formations.
Just had to scan your gallery to see what work and photos I had been missing.
Your uploads are always a treat to view, although I don't have the time to catch up.
impressive view
zoom is a must---it's such an amazing capture; as Rod says, it looks like it's from another planet. The light on all those beige spots---I can't tell if those are rocks, dirt, or actual growths (they look like mushrooms! I'm sure they're just rock and soil)---the light on them makes this look like a radioactive site. And the veins of black are equally arresting. I don't know which it is (lava or coal), but it's an amazing shot. And, as in your sky shots, you make shots like these sing---ie, almost all one span, all one 'thing', and it's still stunning. Many photographers would create a dull shot from this: It has to do with your detail, contrast, proportions, etc. A beautiful shot of a very strange, even ugly sight. Quite striking.