A Cave Ceiling Towering Above (Mammoth Cave National Park) by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: With this image I wanted to capture the sheer immenseness of the cave around me at this point of the Mammoth Passage Tour.
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A Cave Ceiling Towering Above (Mammoth Cave National Park) by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: With this image I wanted to capture the sheer immenseness of the cave around me at this point of the Mammoth Passage Tour.
OTHER ICONIC BABIES OF NOTE
We may never know the name of this prehistoric baby immortalized in paint on a dirty old cave wall in France. But let’s call him Corbin.
A Walk Through an Underground Passage Along the Moses Spring Trail (Pinnacles National Park) by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: While walking the Moses Spring Trail with a view looking to the southwest at a cave like passage. This is in Pinnacles National Park. My thought on composing this image was the pull back a little on the focal length and use the nearby wall and cliff-face to create a channelize view or portal to the far end opening. Metering the image was what I needed to focus on then and not blow any highlights with the nearby and far opening, compared to the more shadowed portions in the walkway.
Walking Through Bear Gulch Cave on the Way to the Reservoir (Pinnacles National Park) by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: While walking the Moses Spring Trail and a view looking back from a short walk through the Bear Gulch Cave. This cave setting is looking to the north in Pinnacles National Park. My thought on composing this image was to take advantage of the light coming in from above, that helped highlight some of the boulders and cave walls, while others remained in shadows. It had a layered look almost of a path walked.
A Walk Through an Underground Passage Along the Moses Spring Trail (Pinnacles National Park) by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: While walking the Moses Spring Trail with a view looking to the southwest at a cave like passage. This is in Pinnacles National Park. My thought on composing this image was the pull back a little on the focal length and use the nearby wall and cliff-face to create a channelize view or portal to the far end opening. Metering the image was what I needed to focus on then and not blow any highlights with the nearby and far opening, compared to the more shadowed portions in the walkway.
A Few Things For Us To Think About ( #1081 )
A Few Things For Us To Think About ( #1081 ) ( A few thoughts for the entertainment and amusement of my family, friends and loved ones to consider ) 1.) Friends, think about it for a moment, Angels are mentioned more that 300 times in the Bible, and in the Book of Revelation 66 times. 2.) There are tens of thousands of Angles and it is very realistic that if we are a believer that every once in a…
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If I were able to write something on a cave wall that somebody would see hundreds of years from now. And lets say english is a dead language and they have to translate it. I'd probably write "turn around. Someone's watching" that'd scare them. Maybe.
FARMER DAVE & THE WIZARDS OF THE WEST : CAVE WALLS