Not normal: This picture is not at all normal for me, very different from my usual shots. But I was driving down a Utah highway and killing time until Arches National Park opened and I...

cliff Hilbert Loc: Plano, TX

This picture is not at all normal for me, very different from my usual shots. But I was driving down a Utah highway and killing time until Arches National Park opened and I happened to look at the side of the mountains and decided to take this shot - no real reason why, I just did it to be different. Thoughts? Does anyone find this interesting?

dennis2146 Loc: Eastern Idaho

Sorry, but I do not find it interesting.

Dennis

Aldla Loc: Central NJ

Like it. It’s different sometimes we don’t see the parts that make the whole.

JFCoupe Loc: Kent, Washington

I have taken many similar images. The geology of the west and southwest is amazing. Actually, it is hard to comprehend at times. A float trip on the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon had me spellbound over the Canyon geology for 226 miles.

I like your image.

Nalu Loc: Southern Arizona

Aesthetically; no. But for geologists, perhaps.

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

A geologist could make an hour video about that picture. I find geology fascinating.

lamiaceae Loc: San Luis Obispo County, CA

cliff Hilbert wrote:

This picture is not at all normal for me, very different from my usual shots. But I was driving down a Utah highway and killing time until Arches National Park opened and I happened to look at the side of the mountains and decided to take this shot - no real reason why, I just did it to be different. Thoughts? Does anyone find this interesting?

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charlienow Loc: Hershey, PA

I keep looking for the mountain climber and can’t find one

Chuck

lamiaceae Loc: San Luis Obispo County, CA

cliff Hilbert wrote:

This picture is not at all normal for me, very different from my usual shots. But I was driving down a Utah highway and killing time until Arches National Park opened and I happened to look at the side of the mountains and decided to take this shot - no real reason why, I just did it to be different. Thoughts? Does anyone find this interesting?

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cliff Hilbert Loc: Plano, TX

JFCoupe wrote:

I have taken many similar images. The geology of the west and southwest is amazing. Actually, it is hard to comprehend at times. A float trip on the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon had me spellbound over the Canyon geology for 226 miles.

I like your image.

JF I took the same trip down the Grand Canyon in 1987 and it was fabulous. Nine days on a large raft just cruising down what has to be one of the most interesting places in the nation. The geology was fascinating.

cliff Hilbert Loc: Plano, TX

charlienow wrote:

I keep looking for the mountain climber and can’t find one

Chuck

Chuck, I saw several in that area when I was there, but that's way beyond my talents

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luvmypets Loc: Born & raised Texan living in Fayetteville NC

It's a nice photo for patterns and texture.

Dodie

cliff Hilbert Loc: Plano, TX

Thanks Dodie, I'm glad you find it interesting. Obviously it's not a pic for everyone, but everyone has different tastes and I'm this photo appeals to some.

NMdoug Loc: Clovis NM

interesting topic. You can see several layers of different strata, most of which are broken. Probably at one time silt in a river bed???

achesley Loc: SW Louisiana

I wonder what was going on with Maw Earth when this layer was being formed so many million years ago