Hartland Abbey by Martin Lamoon

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29-MAY-2016

Rock formations on the nearby beach
These Carboniferous rocks were originally formed as mud and sand on the seabed, over 300 million years ago

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regi olbrechts		19-Oct-2016 07:18
Superb structures Martin. Well seen/captured Vote.

MarcViskens		21-Sep-2016 20:17
pretty captured Martin

Pieter Bos		21-Jun-2016 18:50
Great textures, Martin! ~V

Buz Kiefer		21-Jun-2016 16:56
Amazing folding, bending and twisting that made this interesting pattern. Vote.

Arthur Lebacq		21-Jun-2016 16:41
An impressive and beautiful detail......another great abstract.....V

bill friedlander		20-Jun-2016 21:45
Fascinating contorted layers. Very sharp for a good look. V

Dave Petersen Photography		20-Jun-2016 20:36
Fantastic textures and details in this well framed capture. The strong feeling of depth contributes in making this a beautiful geological study with abstract overtones. Very well seen and photographed Martin!! VV

Graeme		20-Jun-2016 19:26
This is amazing. I really like the textures and shapes of the rock.V

John Reynolds LRPS		20-Jun-2016 18:43
Looks a long way down. V.

chris morton		20-Jun-2016 17:22
nicely contorted; akes a good abstract

Helen Betts		20-Jun-2016 15:16
Marvelous texture and detail in this interesting rock formation. V.

Walter Otto Koenig		20-Jun-2016 14:46
Great sharp shot to show these textures and details in the stone. "V"

Wintermeer		20-Jun-2016 12:12
Such a rich capture, subtle tones, layers and details- it's got a pleasant absreact feel to it! ~V~

Yvonne		20-Jun-2016 11:33
Fascinating close up of the detail... superb! v

Johnny JAG		20-Jun-2016 11:10
That's crumpled!

Stephanie		20-Jun-2016 10:55
Excellent capture of the rocky textures! I thought this was a tree trunk at first! V

Alexander Kazakov		20-Jun-2016 10:31
Outstanding! V

Tom LeRoy		20-Jun-2016 08:54
Wonderful textures and tones. V

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