by Basil Greber
A rock formation in the Berserkjarhaun lava field on Iceland's Snaefellsnes penninsula. Volcanoes are looming in the distance.
Techs: Nikon D610, 18-35 AF-S, single frame processed in Lightroom, tripod.
Looking forward to your comments!
Comments
6 commentsThat is a cool rock formation, Basil, set off well by the surroundings and the lovely sky. Has me thinking well worn Triceratops... For my taste, the vignetting, especially in the sky, seems a bit strong.
Cool rock and great color and pattern on the ground - mossy like stuff? I would agree with Mark regarding the sky vignetted.
That's pretty and not too common rock. Very nice capture, especially considering the harsh light! I do agree with the vignetting being on the strong side, but my intial thought was the green flare on the rock, which is a bit distracting.
I like the replica of this rock in the clouds. Very nice timing, details and colors all around this special formation. I agree with the vignetting. It's a very original photograph, I like it.
Thank you all for commenting. I think I'll try pulling down the vignette in the sky a little bit and maybe desaturating the cyans helps with the flare. Thanks again!
Cool formation Basil. I see a dragon facing the other way, with a folded wing/leg, pointed ears, pointed snout and breathing out smoke into the sky. How fun.