Day 7: Standley Chasm - Angkerle Atwatye by terryliv

Day 7: Standley Chasm - Angkerle Atwatye

Standley Chasm or Angkerle Atwatye (the Gap of Water) to the local indigenous Arrernte people, is a dramatic 3m wide, 80m sheer rock face geological formation.

"Once a narrow tributary of the Finke River system, persistent rainfall and flooding of a lusher bygone era has intricately carved the sandstone slopes. Either side bears the jagged, craggy impressions created over untold millions’ of years to dramatic and picturesque effect."

For the background to this posting, see https://365project.org/terryliv/365-year-3/2021-04-14
Lovely tones and textures captured in this image Terry:)
June 21st, 2021  
Very nice shot
June 21st, 2021  
Wonderful capture
June 21st, 2021  
This brings back memories - lovely shot and light
June 22nd, 2021  
Omw, this is so amazing!
June 22nd, 2021  
Wow. Very cool!!!
June 22nd, 2021  
wow that is so awesome
June 22nd, 2021  
A wonderful scene. Great use of scale.
June 22nd, 2021  
Another of my favourite places :)
June 22nd, 2021  
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