J is for Jagged .......
The surface texture of a rock is a very boring subject.
I like to take macros of them though, as they make nice backgrounds and are good sellers for stock.
I found this rock quite interesting as it was all black with a strip of white running though it - and no seams where they are joined.
Some powerful forces created this one many centuries ago, then placed this giant boulder along the ocean shore.
The stories they could tell!
I like to take macros of them though, as they make nice backgrounds and are good sellers for stock.
I found this rock quite interesting as it was all black with a strip of white running though it - and no seams where they are joined.
Some powerful forces created this one many centuries ago, then placed this giant boulder along the ocean shore.
The stories they could tell!
Very nice. I love rocks myself - I am always picking up interesting ones that catch my eye. My daughter has inherited this also - needless to say we have a lot of bowls and jugs sitting around with rocks we love!
ReplyDeleteVery nice shot, good idea for "J".
ReplyDeleteOUCH!
ReplyDeleteWhen I saw the title of your blog I wondered if it would be something like this. This is precisely what I fell upon when out walking at the weekend. That jagged edge? It scraped the skin off my stomach. The bare red flesh exposed was very painful. Fortunately, all is sterile padded now and I am on anti-biotics. OUCH!
Nice photo and I love rocks my self:)
ReplyDeleteNice contrast between the two colors and textures. It's fun to search for these photo ops. You seem to have a knack for macros. :)
ReplyDeleteI find rocks and its surfaces very interesting for photography. A change of angle, another lighting, another time of year - and you have a different picture.
ReplyDeleteIt is indeed "living history", but not centuries - millennia!
A very good J.
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I like rocks too but when you said "jagged edge" it made me think of a move by that name.
ReplyDeleteThis is a fantastic shot! I thought that it looked like a landscape.
ReplyDeleteMy dad was a rock hound and had a diamond saw to make jewelry from it. I love rocks too! That is a neat jagged edge! I also like your rock man below!
ReplyDeleteThat`s a good choice fir J:o)
ReplyDeleteGreat shot Kathy, like the texture and contrast, and of course the macros shot.
ReplyDeleteKathy I actually don't find patterns boring. I always look for surprises. Very nice capture, and thanks for sharing, Anna :)
ReplyDeleteJagged...now there is a word I didn't think of....nice "J" post!!
ReplyDeleteTerrific J post. I think that the rock design is awesome.
ReplyDeleteI love the different patterns in rocks, though I agree that most are fairly boring.
ReplyDeleteThis one is beautiful, with subtle colours as well as the grey and white. It's a lovely shot.