Weird Rocks

These are on the beach at Hunstanton I assume they're volcanic but there appears to be little info on them from a quick Google. I like the patterns they create. This shot has been de-saturated to bring out the details a bit more.

[Wylie]

Interesting find. They're not stromatolites are they?

[Richard Brown]

@pusspup Thanks. They could be they certainly look similar to other images of stromatolites that I have seen.

[sally agnew]

Fabulous formations :)

[Brennie B]

This is great.i love hunstanton ans aome of the coast up there.went qhwn the kids were little..then visited agan last year whwn we were in Norfolk.

[Linda Godwin]

I could really spend some time here just exploring these rocks and creatures in between

[Diana]

A fabulous capture, great formations and textures.

[Mave]

Very effective

[carol white]

Great low pov, a super shot

[Shepherdman]

You do seem to visit places that I thought I knew well and spot things that I didnt see! Great shot.

[Carole Sandford]

Interesting find!

[Clare Gadsby]

fabulous central line and i love the crisp horizon and clouds

[wendy frost]

Great capture. Been here many times but never thought too much about the rocks before.

[Dawn]

A fabulous capture

[CristinaL]

Wonderful image

[jurgen raemez]

Amazing shot.

[Walks @ 7]

Love the low POV and the most excellent crisp detail. SNAPS on black. Fave.

[4rky]

Love he texture and the strange formation :)

[Margo]

Great find!!

[Catherine Otley]

That is a weird landscape, but very interesting.

[Babs]

Really interesting. David is the geologist in our family and he reckons they are chalk rocks and much more advanced than stromatolites. Stromatolites don't form in lines like this apparently. He did give a more detailed explanation, but I can't explain it all here. @pusspup

[Louise]

Very interesting.