Balancing Rock
I found balancing rock on the Vereker Range at Wilsons Promontory, Victoria, Australia. To get to this vantage point I had to climb a tree onto an adjacent boulder. This involved getting a considerable height off the ground using the very thin upper story of the tree. On top the view as you can see was spectacular and not wanting my friend to miss out I tried to convince him to come up and join me. Mick however would have no part in such a foolhardy venture (I wonder if owning a camera is a health hazzard? ;-)
For more shots from this area check out my Wilsons Promontory gallery.
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LindaR
perfect ~ I have a love for nature’s art and this is one of them ~ now yours ~ now mine ~ instant fav :) xx
newbeltane
Amazing… how has it lasted so long?
Steve ;-)
Paul Gitto
So weird, great capture.
sunshine0
Awsome view! Where was this taken at?
ElRobbo
Careful not to tip your camera too far, Travis!
Looks like a gorgeous day!
Ethnicolor26
This is great. Nice capture.
Anne-Marie Lad...
AWESOME capture, Travis and a stunning view! Beautifully composed. :)
Geoff Coleman...
Just begging to be given a nudge – isn’t it interesting how dynamic a shot of a rock can be. Superb.
Travis Easton replied
Jim the ex head ranger down there upon seeing this shot informed me that a few people have tried to nudge it over, it is quite massive however and has easily resisted all attempts.
Neophytos
Travis this is a stunning view! Beautifully composed .Nice capture !!!
paulywog
What an amazing sight!
And a great capture!
Chuck Wickham
WONDER HOW IT CAME TO BE THERE?
Eariel Tolentino
great
David Haworth
Travis… I have to say.. to get this photo, you rock!
Travis Easton replied
This area is off limits until further notice now that the fires have cooked it, thanks for droppin’ by.
Garth Smith
Great perspective, love the perspective and the delicate background hues.
seereise
reminds me of a wombat :P