Monday, October 3, 2011
The View from Blue Mesa
(This picture can be enlarged by clicking on it. Clicking a second time will make it full-sized.)
This is a view of the Painted Desert as seen from Blue Mesa in the Petrified Forest National Park. The mesa gets its name from the layers of blue clay that make it up. Some of that blue clay can be seen in the valley below the mesa.
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15 comments:
Love the blue sky too George.
Nice falls and that flower from your yard is so crisp and sharp.
Also love your Header George.
Its such a beautiful view, George. At first glance I though the blue was water so I enlarged it and then read about the blue clay.
Be well n Happy,
Pam
for anyone reading comments, if you do not click and click again on the photos there is no way to see the gorgeous details. i love that big stack of rocks
Oh, so bluetiful. :)
No matter where you travel, you capture stunning shots. Love making these trips through your lens.
Wow, talk about being in the middle of nowhere...but beautiful.
Kay
WOW
Nice view on this picture.
Extraordinary depth of field
I just want to reach out and touch the ground to see what it feels like. Beautiful place.
I wonder if anyone has ever walked on the surface. It just looks so pure - kinda like looking at the moon.
Que pintura bonita. Uma visão belíssima do deserto. Adorei!
Desejo uma ótima semana, cheia de muitas energias positivas, muita paz e muita luz sempre na tua vida. Beijos grande!
Smareis
Looks like a potter with huge hands formed the mesa.
Wonderful! Lovely view!!
so beautiful view and a terrific shot!
What a great display of desert scenery. Interesting about the blue clay giving Blue Mesa its name.
Hello George,
Gosh your photos are beautiful in quality to view.
The Blue Mesa is intriguing. Wondrous experience enlarged. To the right the shaping gives the impression to me of Ocean's last rippling shore wave.
Will be a pleasure to return and explore your Journey further.
Thank you from Magda and Family in Australia
Nice pictures, a true marvel of landscape. Greetings.
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