Allien formations

weemannie wrote in post #2302913
Beautiful patterns, Dimitri.

They are indeed Trevor,and all thanks to nature mate.

Buggbairn wrote in post #2303576
Very nice Dimitri

I'd say mother nature is practising her graffitti when she coloured those rocks

Very nicely and in a poeticly kind of way said my friend.

jdkeck wrote in post #2301654
Dimitri,

a stunning picture, the colors of the sandstone are great. Is part of this formation under water at high tides? I agree with Lesmac about the sky but also think the sandstone colors could be brought out a bit. This was done with just the L channel in LAB space. The sky was darkened aand the ss brightened. There is a wealth of color in there. Excellent.

Jeff

Hmm,you got me there,i think that part of them is.
I took your advice about the colours,cheers.

Good eye.

Lovely Dimitri,


Looks like freshly melted lava. Nice to see the old backdrop of Arran in your shots. A reminder that it is indeed Ayrshire... and not Mars LOL.


Cousin... who will be here more often soon.

I like it !!!!! very nice and beautiful photo nicely done

Great shots as usual, Dimitri. It does looks like a different planet! The colors in those rocks are just fantastic. I like the look of the distant mountains and the sky in the background too!

Very "ethereal" scene, Dimitri. Beautifully captured. I have never seen anything like it. Thanks for sharing.

Xeretismata

very cool to look at Dimitri... love the details and DOF

I thought (hoped) this was Scotland when I first saw it. Nice shot, really interesting colours. So much great geology in Scotland. I plan to go up to Torridon at some point for some shots - check it out if you like sandstone and all that rocky stuff!

This shot is a peach - I'd be well proud of it.

Balliolman wrote in post #2307685
Good eye.

Cheers buddy.

CousinMadness wrote in post #2308502
Lovely Dimitri,


Looks like freshly melted lava. Nice to see the old backdrop of Arran in your shots. A reminder that it is indeed Ayrshire... and not Mars LOL.


Cousin... who will be here more often soon.

I hope so,and thanks for the comments,yes,Arran always looks superb during a sunset,(and of cours when its not rainning,which is not very often:lol.

CarolP wrote in post #2309328
Great shots as usual, Dimitri. It does looks like a different planet! The colors in those rocks are just fantastic. I like the look of the distant mountains and the sky in the background too!

Thats what pulled my attention Carol,and went for a closer look.

MarkoPolo wrote in post #2309396
Very "ethereal" scene, Dimitri. Beautifully captured. I have never seen anything like it. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you Mark,i`m glad you liked it mate.

Epphoto wrote in post #2309402
Xeretismata

Kai se sena,pistevo na se vlepoume pio suxna.

saravrose wrote in post #2309425
very cool to look at Dimitri... love the details and DOF

Thanks Sari.

dsc_1972 wrote in post #2310328
I thought (hoped) this was Scotland when I first saw it. Nice shot, really interesting colours. So much great geology in Scotland. I plan to go up to Torridon at some point for some shots - check it out if you like sandstone and all that rocky stuff!

This shot is a peach - I'd be well proud of it.

I have,its already been marked on my memory map.
Thank you for the lovely remarks.
You`ll find alot of things to shoot at over there,beautyfull countryside.