“La Presa” – Ancient Landscapes Series / Brazil Agate Rock
This is another image created from a cut slab of Brazil Agate rock.
I like the barren landscape feel and the look of a approaching storm.
This rock had a ever so slight hint of cyan/blue within, so I removed that color in Photoshop.
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“La Presa”
Ancient Landscapes – Series

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Amazing result. I would have guessed it was a landscape for sure!
Reminds me of some of Elliot Porter’s nature shots…
Lovely photos on your blog.. Enjoyed them…
Really superb. It really is amazing what one can see when looking at these rocks. An approaching storm really hits the nail on the head for me. The stones really do give interesting Rorschach tests.
Beautiful shot. Congratulations.
Great macro photo world!
Amazing portrayal of the light along the ridge here Michael. Works for me!
As a lover of natural gems, I’ve always adored the Agates. I’m partial to the Dendritic (Greek..tree-like)Agates and their appearance of winter scenes. Beautiful image here, Michael.
Thanks gang!