big one!

Posted by DarkElf (Perth, Australia) on 16 January 2009 in Landscape & Rural.

a massive boulder found near the Elephant Rocks... just for an idea about its size - it is about four to five times as tall as I am...

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Comments (25)

MontereyJohn from Salinas, California, United States

Yes it is :)

Now, what force of nature got it there???

Cool image.

16 Jan 2009 3:22pm

Eleftheria from Athens, Greece

wow!

16 Jan 2009 4:02pm

zOOm from Paris, France

What an impressive rock !

16 Jan 2009 5:32pm

baobab from Cambridge, United States

it seems so innocent against the sky... whistling quietly as if its presence were perfectly unremarkable. great tones in this shot.

16 Jan 2009 5:59pm

EYES WIDE SHUT from The library of my soul, United Kingdom

Absolutely incredible.

16 Jan 2009 7:04pm

Marhilde from Geraardsbergen, Belgium

Amazing size !!

16 Jan 2009 9:09pm

Stunner from Kingston, Jamaica

That's an interesting bolder. Nice composition.

17 Jan 2009 2:04am

Laurie from New Jersey, United States

So unusual...it begs the question, where did it come from? Cool.

17 Jan 2009 6:20am

Alan from Southampton, United Kingdom

That is some boulder! What are the red marks - vandalism?

17 Jan 2009 6:33pm

Jean-François from LES ISSAMBRES, France

impressionnant !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

18 Jan 2009 7:05am

aidin from tehran, Iran

nice rock and good pos.. amazing landscape..

18 Jan 2009 9:38am

JJ from Jersey City, United States

wow that is one amazing boulder, I to am intrigued how it got there, great capture

18 Jan 2009 2:05pm

Tracey from White Hall, United States

Huge! I love the different colors in it! Maybe a bit of iron oxide?

18 Jan 2009 2:35pm

Scott Schilling from San Martin, United States

That looks like an incredibly old rock also. Great colors and warmth

18 Jan 2009 6:09pm

Jose Antonio from Barcelona, Spain

Es estupendo poder viajar a traves de las imágenes a sitios para mí tan increibles y tan lejanos. Tienes unas fotos impresionantes. Gracias por tu visita y comentario.

18 Jan 2009 8:38pm

-1q5yChØt!c- from karaj, Iran

beautiful colors...

19 Jan 2009 12:33am

Michael Skorulski from Cigel, Slovakia

Wonderful and interesting. perhaps volcanic.

19 Jan 2009 2:32am

One from Açores, Portugal

Very strange this rock, it seems to be divided into two parts.
Excellent capture !

19 Jan 2009 4:26am

Alun Lambert from cheshire, United Kingdom

Wow, thats a mad rock, very good image, sharp and bright

19 Jan 2009 6:46am

Ronnie 2¢ from London, United Kingdom

Sure makes its presence felt . . what an amazing find that prompts so many questions about its formation.

19 Jan 2009 9:03am

lidia from Spain

Wow, what rock.

19 Jan 2009 10:49am

DaveB from Exeter, United Kingdom

Cool shot, love the lighting

19 Jan 2009 12:48pm

dj.tigersprout from San Bruno, CA, United States

very very cool!!!

21 Jan 2009 6:27am

Bernard from Nantes, France

La météorite tombée du ciel ?
superbe
Bernard

21 Jan 2009 7:06am

Twelvebit from Victoria, United States

To me, Boulder is a city in Colorado.

28 Mar 2009 10:01pm

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