Tag Archives: geology

Platforms During a Storm

Posted on May 13, 2022 by Stupidity Hole

This was taken around the same time as this photo. When I was processing this I was trying to get the rock area to come forward a bit more (so to speak) as it seemed really flat. I imagine that … Continue reading →

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Vertical Colour Streaks

Posted on April 1, 2022 by Stupidity Hole

Another photo of this wind eroded cave. I really liked being at this cave as it had a fair bit of variation in its surface. This image in particular I find interesting due to the vertical layering of colour. This … Continue reading →

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Path in the Park

Posted on March 3, 2022 by Stupidity Hole

Here’s a constructed path as seen in The Royal National Park. I think it highlights the need to reduce human impact to the environment whilst also allowing people to experience an idea of nature. It does take something away from … Continue reading →

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Lines in the Rock

Posted on February 11, 2022 by Stupidity Hole

Another photo of the same rock area eroded by wind as in these photos. I’m not sure as to what has happened here. I think there may have been some major impact from some sort of liquid, but I’m not … Continue reading →

Posted in Photography | Tagged Change, erosion, form, geology, lens-artists, lines, nature, rock, shape | 3 Comments

Rock Eroded by Wind

Posted on February 5, 2022 by Stupidity Hole

This was taken at the same location as this photo, and I’m not sure as to why I didn’t share it then. I like how the colours have come through in this one. I think they work really well with … Continue reading →

Posted in Photography | Tagged Australia, colour, eroded, erosion, face, geology, lens-artists, nature, rock, texture, wind | 5 Comments

Cove Entrance

Posted on January 27, 2022 by Stupidity Hole

Here’s a photo of a cove entrance featuring very little of the cove. I like this image as it’s suggests the cove rather than announces. There’s little in the way to suggest its shape; all you have is the parts … Continue reading →

Posted in Photography | Tagged cove, geology, horizon, land, lens-artists, nature, ocean, vegetation, view, water, waves | 1 Comment

On the Clifftop

Posted on January 22, 2022 by Stupidity Hole

This was taken quite recently. I think that this photo is okay. There’s just detail to know what things are, though I feel the geology is a little too intense in its colouring. There’s a sense of the arid, though … Continue reading →

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Houses Behind the Quarry

Posted on December 31, 2021 by Stupidity Hole

Here is a photo I took. This photo involves a scene. There are clouds, there are houses and there is a small portion of a treatment plant. Vegetation is visible, as well as some land off in the distance. I … Continue reading →

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Intertidal Habitat

Posted on December 24, 2021 by Stupidity Hole

Here’s a small patch of habitat as seen in the intertidal zone of area in Sydney. There’s not much to say about this. There’s quite a few invertebrates visible and I like how they frame the water part of this … Continue reading →

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Marked Face

Posted on December 18, 2021 by Stupidity Hole

More rock stuff. This one I like in part due to the texture and shift in colour brought on my moisture, and in part due to how you can see marks both from weathering and mining. There’s a sense of … Continue reading →