Gnarly Rock Layers
One of the most interesting things about the Athabasca falls is the gnarly rock layers and formations found around the surrounding area. You do have to wonder though just how stable these rocks are. I would imagine if we fast forwarded into the future a couple hundred years, the landscape may look somewhat different! For the time being, let's enjoy what we have today!
Camera: Sony A7R III
Lens: 24-105mm f4 G OSS
Editing: Lightroom & Camera+
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Friend @daveks , when I was young I taught a subject or subject, called Earth Sciences, for students in high school or college, where the subject was mostly the study of rock systems, landscapes, study of the earth in general, it would have been good interesting to have taken my students to such distinguished rocky places. It would have been very impressive and important, to have attended the Athabasca Falls and the layers and twisted rock formations that you present. I anticipate, thank you for the visits you always make to my publications. Greetings and have many successes.
That is interesting. You are a retired teacher. Maybe I could learn a few things from you! Have a good day!
Thank you dear @daveks yes I am 70 years old Retired teacher in Agriculture and Educational Supervision, now active in Hive and Yoga, Greetings from Venezuela. Thank you for your cures. successes
Wow, hope you are enjoying your retirement!
That's right @daveks , doing yoga, I just published, a few minutes ago, a very good posture for all ages, which generates an effective stretching of the muscles, as well as some exercises to warm up the body, excellent for improving posture and giving flexibility to muscles, you can do it, they are very moderate actions. Success to you in your publications.
How wonderful are those natural rocks formations! It looks like somebody or a powerful being carved them beautifully. Yes, both colored and black & white photography are stunning like these ones!
I find them very interesting. Thanks for visiting.
I see the black and white version of the photo is like a charcoal sketch especially on the first photo. How did you do the post processing for the black and white version?
So after the colour version is finalized, I convert to black and white then crank up the clarity, all in lightroom. Then I process the image in Camera plus using a specific filter which can be fine tuned even more.
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It's a beautiful picture of the rocks. I like the black and white model. it's cool
Thanks
Those color shots are off the charts coo , yes one might say gnarly.