A Rock, A Rock, My Kingdom for A Rock by diomedes66
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This sentinel, this rock rests at a location that was the center of the lands of the 'Ancient Ones' The Anasazi and the Hohokam - now, to the west are the lands of the Pima, to the Northeast, the White Mountain Apaches, to the Southeast, the San Carlos Apaches - Of course, this stone is more ancient than they - he saw them come, he saw everyone come; he will probably see us all leave.
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Comments (41)
And a wonderfully gorgeous rock it is!! ;)
Sure do wish we had rock structures in our landscape as such around here. Kingston, Ontario Canada my hometown is really called the limestone city. Limestone everywhere. Maybe that will be my next upload to share with you. Your post work is quite interesting, was there much manipulation before your end result? Do I see a series Here?v
anouther great shot inB/W your a master at it.
look like a own the big one and the small one is a face that frowns. guess one gives wisdom and the other wish you no good lol. with wisdom comes weights of responiblty. super shot
Awesome capture !
gorgeous snapshot here! the dark sky and this amazing rock surface, wow .. and the light are outstanding .. very well done, and cool looking in b/w (VOTE)
Fantastic shot and postwork.
outstanding and impressive capture of this fantastic rocks! very effectful presented! ;o)
Awesome shot!!! Super fantastic postwork!!! Bravo!!!
not quite sure how i missed this master piece in the gallery!!! this is fantastic, love your choice of b/w, it really highlights all the nooks and crannies!!! awesome capture!!!!
Move over Ansel this one has all the density and comp. Well done such a good 'eye'