Yes, it was like this. Imagine about a square 3/4 mile of this stuff. That's what it's like. The hike to this place is pretty steep, but if you want to go and didn't buy the book I recommended, I'll tell you how to get there.
Rick,
go here for Tony Kuyper's explanation of why the colors are the way they are. He's not a geologist but he got the information from Steve Weaver who has a Ph.D. in it.
Thanks, Tim, I did a perspective crop to get rid of something in the upper left. If I cropped out that bush it would push the top of that curve a little closer to the top than I'd like. I think I'd rather clone it out.
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8 repliesThis is a nice zigzag through the frame Mark, well done!!
go here for Tony Kuyper's explanation of why the colors are the way they are. He's not a geologist but he got the information from Steve Weaver who has a Ph.D. in it.
For anyone who wants to understand the scale of this place - check out my image of Mark on these rocks:
http://scenicwild.com/sw/gallery/image.jsp?iid=da000231
If you'd like to know more about the geology involved, look up "liesegang banding" in Google.
Guy
Very cool image. The shape, color and textures of the rock are all interesting. Nice work!