Weekly Photography Challenge Thread (see first post rules and then the poll at top before entering)

So we all need to go out and take pictures of rocks? @nDub, you sure can pick 'em!

 

Sorry, gents. Got hit with a lot of work deadlines this week I've been jamming on. Congratulations to @nDub! Looking forward to this weeks challenge, good luck to everyone.

 

Just looking to see some: orogeny, thrust fault, spreading ridge, horst and graben, overturned beds, cross-bedding, dry hole, subduction zone, or cleavage. Can you blame me

 

When i saw the price tag I was very curious about what percentage of Americans buying a new one would be late on rent for at least that month to afford a gadget they didn't need. (Not saying you... Just a perfect lead off quote).

Although I'm pissed because my phone is years old and it just automatically downloaded another update.. Which means it'll sabotage the battery life to the point where I'll have to do something about it. Hoping i can just buy a new battery.

 

My work pays $40/month for cell phone bill. So I just am using that 40/month for the payment plan which is 53. So I’m paying only 13 a month out of pocket haha. Thanks work

 

I have an iphone X and thats what i have used to take all the pictures ive used on here. I think it has an awesome camera on it, but im also not a photographer, so i dunno, it may be horrible in the eyes of an actual photographer.

 

Damn, I'll have to sit this one out. Just flat boring shit in these here parts.

A year ago learning to climb on this geology...


Squamish, BC climbing over Howe Sound with tons of jellyfish below.

 

FTFY

 

@nDub, here's my submission. I got some funny looks for taking this picture, I hope you're happy!

 

I’ll provably sit it out too...

But here’s some geology for inspiration

It’s geologically a 300’ cliff.

 

Ditto!!!since I disqualified myself here’s some geological homeruns!
My trip to Crater Lake National Park Oregon in June.
Who else can say they hiked down a volcano to touch the deepest lake in the U.S. ?


The geyser fields Yellowstone

Old Faithful right on time!

Badlands National Park South Dakota

Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah


Theodore Roosevelt National Park Medora,North Dakota
Aka...the northern Badlands

 

Pissed that i forgot to see that while i was there. Although it was snowing so it would've been slightly more difficult.

 

It’s the most amazing blue you will ever see......

Well almost

A pool at Yellowstone


Vs. the Tacoma in front of Crater Lake

 

Yeah I'll have to go back. Also didn't make it to the Olympics, so that's on my list.

 

I use to take many photos like that. Rocks, patterns in sand, close ups of bark and so on.
Unfortunately, I doubt I'll have the time to go out and take one.

 

Fishing at Lake Onieda NY last weekend

 

What are you talking about Dean? That’s legitimate recreation...
He’s not climbing with a full size chainsaw,

Squamish has sound solid rock unlike this,

And if you zoom in...
He’s not catching a 2,500 lb pole slung under a helicopter.

 

Nope. Nope. Nope.

 

The Olympics rule, the Cascades drool. Just saying. No offense to those that live on the wrong side of Puget Sound\Hood Canal

Some say Onieda is a thumb to the Finger Lakes. Maybe, but I think that is pushing it. Hope you had good luck fishing!

 

Prosser, WA..... Hot air balloon rally without the balloons!! These kind of hills are all around this area
Gives it a AZ feel over here