Neat, I really like that second one, the swirl pattern from bottom left to top is cool.
AlanLichty
Moderator
Neat. I think I have seen some closeups of these rocks before but not in context like you show here. Interesting set of comps here and I am torn between #2 and #3. 2 has the nice curves leading into the rock but 3 has little visual treats scattered around in locations that keep my interest.
Douglas Sherman
Staff
I know this area well and you did it justice, Jim. Nice job.
Thanks so much Alan. Yeah, I had seen some close ups of those rocks years ago also, but had never really seen them in any kind of context. So my first goal was to find them, and then I wanted some wider images of them.
Thanks Andrey. But the point of these shots was to showcase the rocks...
The rocks captured here are special rocks, and I forget the details now, but they are pretty rare rocks with the honeycomb structure and only occur a couple of places in the world.
lionking
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So why did you put them on the background that looks spectacular on its own?Thanks Andrey. But the point of these shots was to showcase the rocks...
The rocks captured here are special rocks, and I forget the details now, but they are pretty rare rocks with the honeycomb structure and only occur a couple of places in the world.
Michael Liskay
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Cool Jim!! South Coyote Buttes???
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Bart Carrig
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Very nice Jim. #1 is my favorite, though they are all fine. These look like rocks I have seen on meanders along N. Coyote Buttes; and I have seen similar rocks around Paw Hole. Great finds.
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