Big Thing by jared99

Photography • Landscape • posted on May 23, 2005

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Description

Northern Arizona and Southern Utah are replete with interesting geography. This was taken on the road to Mesa Verde.

Comments (13)

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TheSeekerr

4:22AM | Mon, 23 May 2005

Wow, an incredible demonstration of erosion! A good clear photo of this unusual landmark!

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cricri99

5:33AM | Mon, 23 May 2005

Ouahhhhhhhh!! It is wonderful!!Impossible to have a morning head when we see your photography..thank you !Is it your castle ? lol

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Saurav

5:41AM | Mon, 23 May 2005

Agree with you, excellent terrains.

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Syrup

8:01AM | Mon, 23 May 2005

:B eaver !

amorales

11:05AM | Mon, 23 May 2005

As imposing as a citadel. Excellent capture. You might condider adjusting the color levels and contrast

Tedz

12:04PM | Mon, 23 May 2005

I think I first saw this in a "Western Movie"...so long ago...impressive!

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Ti-Paul

6:39AM | Tue, 24 May 2005

Very impressive picture there!I can see a road at the base of it,there must be rocks rolling dow the road constantly!Darn! I just had a second look at the photograph,and it's a powerline!You got me there!:)))Could'nt figure out why it was'nt builded on the flat!:)Great shot!Wonderful light and contrast also!

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Lledeline

3:03PM | Tue, 24 May 2005

Impressive landscape

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Enmos

1:59PM | Thu, 26 May 2005

Awesome rockformation, superb photography here !! beautiful compo as well !!! :o)

bleachfix

6:50PM | Sat, 16 July 2005

in comparison to the powerline tower, that rock formation is a monster! It's as if something even larger struck the formation and pulverized the rock to sand nestled all around at the base.

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unstrung65

4:16PM | Tue, 20 September 2005

....I just love these buttes -with their eroded sloping base - though the lower portion almost looks unattached to the upper part- as the shadow doesn't seem to follow on down the side -- but that could be because the left part of the mound is forward of the rock --( just musing ) - great capture.

Spirit_of_Beltaine

1:13PM | Mon, 26 September 2005

Wow, For me who lives in Belguim, this rock is a legend, quite a mythic place, So happy for you that you were there!

ModestyB

9:38AM | Sun, 05 February 2006

Impressive...I accosiate to the movie "close ancounters" :) (Nkontakt av 3:e graden)