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Candle Rocks


cherlyn

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Yehliu is a cape 1,700 meters long and is formed by the Datun Mountain (大屯山) stretching into the sea,. Rocks in this area are formed 20-25 million years ago. With sea erosion & weathering, many fantastic geological works of nature had come into being.

 

This image shows the Candle Rock, renowned for its appearance, which may also resemble a human breast. It is round in shape with a wick on top. The wick is rich in CaCO3 & has higher weathering erosion resistance than the candle. Despite this, some of the candle-wicks are being eroded, particularly by the salts left by the evaporated sea water around the rim of the central depression.

 

Thanks for visiting.

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Unique interesting image well done ..!

regards from sunny florida

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I haven't been here in quite a while so all these new images are a real treat. These fantastic forms are beautiful and, of course, beautifully photographed.
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Cherlyn, very interesting place to visit.Thanks for the sharing the image and introduction.The shapes and colours of these prehistoric period have its own beauty.
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Cherlyn, it is a unique nature creation. very beautiful in its forms. you have well picked the angle, the textures , color and especially the light and composition are well executed.
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Magnifica y original composicion,con una excelente luz,tonos y texturas.7/7.Anon.

 

Un cordial saludo -Tolo.

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Hi Cherlyn

 

An interesting, almost abstract, image. Great composition and wonderful colours.

 

All the best

Mike

 

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These rocks are educational Cherlyn. Thanks for sharing the finds you got

from those places where only a few can go.

 

Cheers !

 

Sally

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I'm always impressed by your perpetual travelogue. You give us glimpses of places that I and many of us would never see. Lovely work.
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