Devils Marbles 1
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There isn’t one lot of ‘Devils Marbles’ on the site (Devils Marbles Conservation Reserve) ... there are hundreds! I tried a couple of different angles to show the different formations.
Taken our road trip from Melbourne to Darwin via the Great Ocean Road and the red centre on my new DSLR (Nikon D90 – Tamron 17-50mm 2.8).
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Wikipedia has a good summary on the process of how the rocks were formed. Basically, they’re not separate rocks, but the result of millions of years of erosion (which also explains the texture on them). So, there aren’t just one set of Devils Marbles – but many! It’s really incredible! See my other Devils Marbles pic to contrast the differences…
(copied from my reply to a comment opposite)
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Other shots of the Australian Landscape
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N.B. The feature logo was prepared by me but inspired by a design originally done by Natalie Perkins
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Kazzoom IPA
beautiful work
felinemind replied
Thanks again kazzoom!
Adam Gormley
Beautiful shot of this iconic land.. Very well done :)
felinemind replied
Thanks very much Adam. I really like the colours …
James Troi
Again v.cool work. How weird are these rock formations? just a bunch of massive rocks one on top of the other. Is there any explanation of how they may be formed?
felinemind replied
Thanks again James!

Wikipedia has a good summary on the process of how the rocks were formed. Basically, they’re not separate rocks, but the result of millions of years of erosion (which also explains the texture on them). So, there aren’t just one set of Devils Marbles – but many! It’s really incredible! See my other Devils Marbles pic to contrast the differences…
RachD96
I’m going there soon. I want to take a whole bunch of pics
felinemind replied
You’ll certainly find a lot of inspiration, as there are many rock formations at the Marbles to choose from. Good luck!
Adrian Paul
felinemind replied
Wowee! Thanks Adrian!!