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Gieke Gorge
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Uploaded: 08/20/09 10:18 AM GMT
Gieke Gorge
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These limestone cliffs are the remnants of an ancient coral reef. These days they form part of the shoreline of the Fitzroy River in north west Australia. This photo was taken in the dry season. In the wet season, the river rises 16.5 metres (50 feet). The marks from previous wet seasons can be clearly seen.
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.markvc1
08/20/09 10:31 AM GMT
Beautiful capture Frank the composition and colours are very good.
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Wonderful angle for this shot Frank - and I can see the high water marks on the cliffs in the back.
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Gorgeous capture and love the angle showing us these beautiful rock formations.
Is the water level where the rocks are lighter in colour. That's a huge difference.
Is the water level where the rocks are lighter in colour. That's a huge difference.
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Very nice photo of the rocks and river,the colors are very good as well,thank you for the information.
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Those are some incredibly beautiful cliffs. Nice angle to catch them!
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Wonderful description and story Frank, and the capture is beautiful! Great rock formations and a keeper for me!
Joanie
Joanie
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Love and live.
Wonderful perspective and clarity Frank! I especially like the white formation with the trees in front of it.... beautiful colour contrasts and lighting! Fantastic capture!
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*Tea is a cup of life*
And I can see that the river is undercutting the limestone cliffs, making water's-edge caves. This is a beautiful natural formation.
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"The lyf so short, the craft so long to lerne,
Thassay so hard, so sharp the conquering..."
Chaucer