Eroded Sandstone by photosynthesis
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As promised, a closer look at some of the strange eroded sandstone formations that were a part of the scene I posted yesterday at Shore Acres State Park. These look sinister & Gigeresque to me. I may post one more even closer view of one of these formations tomorrow if there seems to be any interest. Otherwise, I have many more photos from my Oregon coast trip to share...
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Comments (16)
Adobe_One_Kenobi
This is a great shot my friend, they are very strange structures indeed.
alanwilliams
you could not invent these wonderous shapes
JohnDelaquiox
that is awesome!
Jean-Luc_Ajrarn
Wow... that is seriously awesome! :) Wonderful find and shot! :) Thanks for sharing!
bebopdlx
Excellent shot of very cool looking sandstone.
CRUZADO2
Wow!!!! GREAT!!!!
alida
they look like frogs!
sandra46
SPLENDID WORK!
rachris480907
Cool! Lots of neat textures! I like your tight framing of this. Excellent work!
Chipka
Earth is so full of alien landscapes and I'll never tire of seeing interesting geological formations like these! I have to say that this is one amazing piece of photography; I can stare at it for hours on end, always seeing something different in it. I think that my exposure to science fiction at an early age has allowed me to be able to stop and look at the world as it is: all of the best science fiction is based on reality, and when you see stuff like this, you see just how interesting reality is! This is like the geological version of an insect species: something that makes perfect sense, but doesn't actually make reference to the familiar and mundane world. As a result, the mundane, familiar world does shrink, but the real world grows and reveals just how interesting it is.
0rest4wicked
Walking on the wild side!
dakotabluemoon
A very cool piece here awesome job on this.
MrsRatbag
Many years ago I visited Coos Bay, and saw some incredible stone formations; it must have been at this location. Great to have an idea of where I was since I can't remember much from those days! Beautiful capture and postwork!
junge1
Great capture. Love the detail in the formations!
auntietk
This is fabulous, Claude. The composition is great, which gives the image "good bones," and your postwork is spectacular. There's something just right about this style for you, like you've found a way to express something so absolutely authentic that it isn't questionable. This is exciting stuff!
arthez
you have the eye - for sure - walking through your gallery for hours, found so much beautiful work - congrats