PYRAMIDS WHICH BRING CHILDREN

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• Juyona (13259)
• [2007-12-13 13:53]

Hola Radomir,
interesante lugar y detalles,
buen pov, excelente nota,
saludos amigo

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• lousat (9871)
• [2007-12-13 14:31]

very interesting and perfect pic,and very useful note,thanks for share,Luciano

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• eqshannon (19639)
• [2007-12-13 15:32]
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I did so much enjoy James picture and information. My wife liked it so much she has taken out all of her very old textbooks from her college days..She saves everything even if it is 50 years old! WE have a remarkable collection on geology. And this picture was a good notion after seeing James picture. It certainly is an important chronicle and notation image to go along. All of these lessons are almost if not more valuable than a doctoral study. these are pictures which are so valuable one cannot say...
Bob

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• Mana (16346)
• [2007-12-13 18:03]

Hi Radomir,
Wonderful shot of this awesome rock formations. They really look huge and weird. The rugged landscape adds to the beauty. Very neat and sharp image with nice natural colours. Superb natural lighting and a precise DOF. Excellent POV to portray this scene and very nicely composed. Kudos.
TFS.
Sumon

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• jcoowanitwong (11461)
• [2007-12-13 20:21]

Hi Radomir,
Wonderful rock formation. Very nice pov and composition. Enjoy reading the local story about these rocks. Very well done and tfs.
JC

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• clnaef (6456)
• [2007-12-13 23:00]

Bonjour,
Charmant paysage rehaussé par ces curieuses constructions.
Bonne journée.
clnaef

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• Jamesp (14354)
• [2007-12-14 8:48]
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Hi Radomir

I am glad you liked my shots and that they inspired you.


Great shot - I have seen some similar earth pillars on the slopes of Mt Rainier in Washington State, USA. The composition is great, with the pillars towering above.

Your note is very interesting - there are similar legends all over the world associated with phallic objects, or caves (female aspect).

James

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• Alex99 (14603)
• [2007-12-14 12:48]

Hi Radomir.
As usual your note is very interesting and shot is simply outstanding. I am impressed with your taste and skill at landscape shooting. (It is clear that insect pictures are so terrific.) Very pleasant inclined composition, rich warm colours and superb details. Bravo. Once more great job from you, dear friend.
Alexei.

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• oscarromulus (4672)
• [2007-12-14 15:42]

Radomir,
This is a GREAT image.
Here, in Alberta, we call this phenomenon Hoodos.
A lot of detail is evident within this LOVELY register.
Warm regards from Mario.

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• Evelynn (12501)
• [2007-12-15 22:00]

Thanks for the warning : ) I suspect some folks will want to steer clear of these magical formations. : ) The photo quality looks pretty good to me. Sharpness is excellent.

TFS
Evelynn : )

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• pankajbajpai (14178)
• [2007-12-16 6:10]

hello radomir,
lovely capture, the stones look very interesting and reading the notes makes it even more interesting, liked the colours, composition and the pov,
well done,
tfs & regards
pankaj

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• undoredo (2734)
• [2007-12-16 7:30]

Dear Radomir,
Firstly, thanks for the kind comments on my Chickadee shot. :-)
Very interesting and wonderful looking landscape shot you present here. Is this a new passion to you? :-)
I can see the very nice details and wonderful POV here, with perfect exposure.
Lovely landscape shot!!
TFS and Best regards,
Kevin

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• haraprasan (13064)
• [2007-12-16 17:46]

Hi Radomir,
A nice place with a nice story. The capture is also good. In my belief that must be right. There should be some chemical in the rocks which when taken with milk and honey would be correcting the defect in the man or woman. Thanks a lot for sharing.

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• JORAPAVI (10077)
• [2007-12-17 9:20]

Hola Radomir,
Interesantes leyendas en torno a estas curiosas formaciones producidas por la erosión, que no muestras con tanta claridad y magnífica composición, Saludos
José Ramón

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• anel (8315)
• [2007-12-19 0:43]

Bonjour Radomir,
Mais, mais Radomir what a story! ;-)
Very interesting posting, indeed. These rocks really have a special shape and also a special color. They are a little bit reddish, might contain some iron. I like when nature creates myths and legends.
Thanks a lot and have a nice day
Anne

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• ramthakur (24902)
• [2007-12-19 5:30]

These are creations of nature formed in the process of erosion, as you have rightly pointed out in your note, Radomir.
The central pillar is essentially phallic and symbolically represents fertility and continuity of life through reprocreation. The shivalinga -- a phallic representation of the Hindu deity Shiva -- is worshipped in Hinduism for exactly the powers you speak of in your note.
You have shot the picture from an effective angle and the three diagonal layers of different colours make it a very good composition.
TFS and regards.
Ram

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• Silvio2006 (23795)
• [2007-12-19 6:09]

Hi Radomir, great composition with splendid rocks, excellent sharpness, very well done, ciao Silvio

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• Maite (4888)
• [2007-12-23 8:03]

Hi Radomir
That's a curious legend about the properties of these strange geological formations, no doubt. Something that I have always heard is about the truth of popular wisdom. Will it be true this time?? Well, I should prefer the first way to prove it! I am too shy for the other! ;)
Excellent and very interesting shot, I like it very much! Very good POV and a sharp and clear composition.
Thank you very much for sharing, dear friend.
Greetings
Maite

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• gondox (1133)
• [2008-01-01 14:11]

Hi Radomir!
Thank you for presenting us this wonderful place!
I think I've never been so south in Europe (or even the globe).
I love snow but it's nice to see such a place in a cold weather we have.
The story is very interesting too, and I guess women getting inspiration even by the shape and orientation of these rocks themselves is what can be behind :) But it's just a guess, let the women decide :)
I don't see the problem of quality, it's very good for a daylight shot.
Thanks for sharing!
Best Regards,
Andor