eye-witnessed
Wave Rock
Posted by Kathryn (Warburton, Australia) on 29 January 2009 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.
this rock formation is located out in the middle of no-where in south-eastern Western Australia (confusing i know!). The rock's shape has developed due to weathering and water erosion at its base while its colour is caused not only by water running down and disolving minerals in the granitic rock but also due to the different kinds of algae growing on it.
Thank you all so much for your lovely encouraging comments. I am getting quite busy and am finding that i don't have a lot of time for both photography and maintaining this blog as much as i would like to so i probably won't be able to reply to each and every comment from now on but i promise i will eventually get around to visiting your blog! Happy snapping everybody!
Kaha the Kiwi has set off again on his journey around the world to see all of his AM3 friends. Keep up to date with his adventures on his own blog here. Safe travels Kaha and i hope you have a ton of fun!
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Pentax K100D
1/90 second
F/9.5
ISO 200
27 mm (35mm equiv.)