Rock Art

While out for a walk, I was fascinated by the textures and design in the boulders hidden under the snow.

Thanks so much for the lovely comments and favs on yesterday's year end slideshow, I really appreciate it!

[Sally Ings]

Looks like a miniature world. Well spotted.

[Paul]

I like Sally's idea of a miniature world. It is very cool. And very well spotted. I think I would have walked right on by it :o

[Tina]

This is cool, looks amazing

[Call me Joe]

You should keep it, it’s a masterpiece from Mother N👍

[Diana]

Nice capture. It really draws you in to check out those textures.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Cool shot. I love the textures..

[Islandgirl]

@joemuli Actually this is only showing a small portion of a boulder so no, I could never move this!! Mother Nature did a good job!! Thanks for stopping by.:)

[Kathie]

Love the textures against the white snow.

[gloria jones]

Great find and capture...neat textures

[Robert Barr]

That's quite a conglomerate. Even looks like a coin embedded in there.

[summerfield]

i had to look at this real close before i could figure out. interesting shot, Kathy. aces!

[Margo]

Best seen on black background

[Caroline]

What great textures in this, a really intriguing shot, fav. Looking forward to following your new project.

[Chloe]

This is cool

[Joan Robillard]

Lovely

[Karly]

A geologist would love to examine this boulder. Great capture and find!

[Lois]

Cool textures!

[Faye Turner]

Great find and capture!

[Danette Thompson]

Love it!

[Jane Pittenger]

Marvelous textures, tones, and the little tree

[Harbie]

Cool capture!

[Issi Bannerman]

Most interesting capture. The flower in the foreground almost looks as if it's been added to the photograph. Lovely.

[Dione Giorgio]

Great find and textures. Most probably you would have missed this if there were no snow. Thanks for the follow. I checked out my list and have found out that I haven't been following you either, even though I see your daily pictures. Now I am following you, too.

[FBailey]

Always amazes me how a subject can be right under your nose and you only see it by chance - well spotted!