Large Format Landscapes

[Myxine]

Shiprock West dyke by L'Eidolon, on Flickr

Another one from Shiprock. I don't have much more, I promise.

[djdister]

Another one from Shiprock. I don't have much more, I promise.

It's beautiful, and looks like the spine of a reptile sticking up out of the desert.

[Jmarmck]

Buried dragon. Nice shot!

[Jim Becia]

I think the snow works well on the first. Sometimes it can clash with the red rock, but not in this case for me. And beautiful light and sky on the second. Sweet.

Thanks Harley. You, of course know where both of these are taken. I think the second one was taken just before you came out last spring, but it also could be from the previous fall. I need to make better notes.

[chassis]

Shiprock West dyke by L'Eidolon, on Flickr

Another one from Shiprock. I don't have much more, I promise.

Wow, really good!

[Myxine]

Thanks a lot djdister, Marty and chassis

[Jmarmck]

In my remote sensing classes back in the 1980s we did a section on Shiprock and the interpretations of Hogback ridges. The one to the east (the one I mistakenly drove to in the dark before predawn) was the most striking (pun intended) of the hogback ridges, from the imagery that is. It the dark from the road it was not that impressive.

[Colorado CJ]

Shiprock West dyke by L'Eidolon, on Flickr

Another one from Shiprock. I don't have much more, I promise.

I like it .. A Lot! Almost otherworldly.

[Myxine]

Thanks CJ!

Marty, that's really a place I'd love to study. As a geologist, it really fascinates me, like an X-ray of a volcano.

[StoneNYC]

Shiprock West dyke by L'Eidolon, on Flickr

Another one from Shiprock. I don't have much more, I promise.

Love this contrast, it's like, contrasty but yet not, and I love the toning, is this a print or a scan or what? Really great either way just curious.