kissing camels at the Garden of the Gods by jocko500
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Description
this what this rock formation is called: kissing Camels.
this is around Colorado Springs.
I got to go for now but will be on line tonight as I going to look at a volcano in Northern New Mexico. then may head south or head east into the Texas panhandle.
Comments (55)
moochagoo
Ah, ah, very good !
mgtcs
Wonderful shot Jocko, amazing textures and colors friend, well done!
vaggabondd
nice capture, I love the colors and I see the camels
danapommet
Great find and capture Jocko. I love the colors, in the rocks, in the southwest. Dana
cricke49
excellent photo cpature my friend!:)*5
VEDES
WOW!!!VERY NICE CAPTURE!!!!!!!
fallen21
Excellent capture.
judee3d
Fascinating! Great shot.
pat40
Brilliant pic.
Cosme..D..Churruca
terrific capture Jock!
dochtersions
Yes! I see the kissing camels. A wonderful shot, Jocko! Lots of joy with the volcano's.
Hendesse
Excellent and interesting shot!
mariogiannecchini
Wonderful rock formation !Fantastic capture !
sandra46
SPLENDID IMAGE!
KnightWolverine
Wonderful Capture Jocko!..
Marinette
Wonderfull!!!:)
bimm3d
superb!! great shot!!
RodolfoCiminelli
Wonderful photography my friend.....!!!
evinrude
Beautiful!!!
Crudelitas
A really strange rock formation! But as you can see again that people find for everything a name! Beautiful Photo!
Star4mation
Cool capture Jock!
three_grrr
Awww, how romantic!
Rhanagaz
Great capture - kissing cliffs! Maybe theories of growth of mountains had to be revised! ;o)
UVDan
You have a wonderful shot of the Kissing Camels. For a decade I lived in Colorado Springs, not far from here. On the back side of this formation is a vein of Alabaster. It runs right along the road side. I used to dig it up for carving even though you are not supposed to. You can watch the Big Horn Sheep from the back side of the Kissing Camel formation also. I used to go here almost every single day. I miss it badly.
Chipka
What a shot! I really have to catch up with your gallery (and I will) but I simply had to comment on this. What a find! If these "camels" are anything like the camels at Chicago's Lincoln Park zoo, they're probably about to do more than kiss! I really like the way you captured the colors in this and those rock textures are fantastic. Great work!