Wyoming Field 3 by funkandjazz
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Comments (19)
Just beautiful!!! :):)
wow that's a cool shot.
Excellent shot Steve:) Great composition and colours, as usual :))
This makes me want to be there the most out of this series so far. The rocks rock.
Ahhhh, now thats better:) now i can stretch out on that big rock and relax;). Great shot! Alot going on in this one.
Very very good!!!!!
nice photo, beautiful scenery :-)
Awesome! You have some of the most colorful, clear, bright, most vivid photos I have ever seen! Keep clicking pics and I'll be sure to view them all! Ps - Thanks for the comments on my (amature) stuff :)
nice set of stones! :]
Wonderful scene and the composition rocks!!
Excellent again, just luv your work!
Reminds Me...if I squint..of Easter Island Statue Faces. I guess all the Road Maps for this area are still in our Car. Kewl:) Can't wait to get there!
Agree with Cyn: the stones are amazing, at least I didn't ever saw rocks like those, in Italy, and BTW, the whole picture is excellent! :-)
Every time I see one of your images I am reminded that I have to get myself out there to see the other side of this beautiful country....
Great shot.This particular rock formation surprised me; I thought Wyoming was only rolling hills (past history with Buffalos) but this almost looks like these rocks were thrown there rather then ougrowths. Would love to learn the geology of these.Waiting for more of your great shots.
Your landscape shots are gorgeous! Again such a wonderful view!
Nice shot! Beautiful nature! Great sky! Thanx for sharing it..
so well shot and so well defined :)
Those giant toads must have been there for a realy long time... :D Splendid shot.