Keystone by Rhana Griffin
Dip Falls Tasmania.
Over time the constant flow of water over this hill has created an intricate network of individual stones which all huddle together as one.
It would seem that this fallen tree has discovered the keystone – the one which holds all the others together under the onslaught of rushing water – and rises up to lend its love, strength and protection to this precious individual.
A flight of fancy on my part? Perhaps… but it is a beautiful thought, and what I will always see when I look at this image.
Comments
Totally gorgeous – maybe you or Jeff ought to start a waterfall group.
This is just FANTASTIC
Hey thanks Stuart! Before my trek to Dip Falls – which left me with tender thighs and bruises on my butt – I had absolutely zero experience with “silky water” shots. I’m learning, but still a far cry from really knowing what I am doing. I’m chalking this one up to luck and a little help ;)
I’ll leave the whole “group starting” to people who dont rely on luck but actually know what they are doing =))
Breathtaking image Rhana..beautiful capture and I love the thoughts you have.Stunning work.
Wonderful shot
flight of fancy or not its a great picture i think its good to imagine the possibilities surrounding a lot of the shots here.
Great execution, wonderful view, I like it!
Thanks everyone! Alan and Krafty… I really needed to post my thoughts with this image. Alone as I was down there taking this picture I had nothing else to do but snap away and think my silent thoughts.
lovely slow shutter shot ….. try saying that after a bottle of red….. and the thoughts you have show the caring side of your nature, well done Rhana :))
STUNNING SHOT Wow its beautiful Rhana.
I see someone has a tripod for a new toy. Detail and exposure is perfect.
Love the way you framed it as well. Nice Vertical shot
wow so gorgeous