The Cheesering by danob
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
A natural rock formation at Minions Bodmin Moor near my birthplace in Cornwall there are many sites here from the Hurlers to ancient signs of early man from the iron age or Neolithic periods

Comments (62)
Fantastic artwork Danny! Excellent job and a vote!!
you can't take a bad photograph can you Danny-O? Bravo... more landscape shots please! lovin' this!
Super capture again. Like the framing alot. Weldone my friend. BRAVOS!!!
What makes them think it's natural? It doesn't look anything like the surrounding area. Strange stuff in the world, I reckon. And, um, where's the cheese? ;)
Well it has been weathered over many centuries it is granite the same rock as the surrounding stones.. I think the name comes from cheese Wring a press they use to flatten cheese there are other stones that are burial sites for the ancient people that lived here 3500 to 5000 years ago but these are natural formations
excellent photography . a magical place.!!!!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!!!
Fantastic place! Excellent photo and shot!!!*
Excellent shot Daniel....!! I coincide whit logiloglu is a magical place....!!
Most Gorgeous Image. I may have to set there upon one of those rocks and take in all the beauty. Excellent. :)))
Wow! Gorgeous. Truly magical. Excellent work!
Fantastic and unusual formations! Excellent capture my friend!!
Great photo. There are rock formations similar to this in parts of my country. I enjoy seeing them.
Excellent image, Danny!!!
Looks like a pile of Pancakes...great POV...wonderful wonders ;]
Wow ! Excellent find and excellent image !!!!
Excellent photo! I've never seen the likes of that type of formation before, so it is something new for me. They do look like pancakes. All we need is the syrup! ;o)
Excellent framing, brilliant composure
Wonderful composition & colors. I think they make an interesting almost surreal topic. Kudos!
What a wonderful place Danny....the mood is so lovely. Now I can understand why you always said to me Cornwall is such lovely place.....you prove it with this image.....thanks for sharing
Wow I love how those rocks are shaped on top of one another Like someone said You always take beautiful photos Love it and Vote I got up some new one too come see me Hugs n love Susan~
Lovely place Danny
lol funny stones and excellent shot
Great framing for the pancakes :)
Great image of an interesting site. Well framed by the tree branch.
The tree catches the rustic forms in their most rugged forms.
WOW a giant triple mac!!!! Fred Flinstone will YabbaDabbaDooo this one ;0) WILMAAAAAA!!
Wow, that must be manmade. But if it' Neolithic period, this area had no earthquakes for a long period ! Excellent shot!
Exeptional view. Wonderful!
spectacular formation and a perfect shot Daniel, I'm fascinated by those stone formation, sometime we can imagine that in a far far past, some giants (gentle giants) did play some unknow games with stones.
Fantastic pancake rock formation! Very remarkable! Excellent shot!