Friday, 4 May 2007

Sandstone overhang and container ship, Botany Bay






Sandstone is a feature of the Sydney landscape. This beautiful overhang, enahnced by honeycomb weathering, is near the entrance to Botany Bay.


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19 comments:

  1. Kate04 May, 2007 11:38

    This overhang is breathtakingly beautiful. Although quite dissimilar, it reminds me of Mesa Verdi.

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  2. isa04 May, 2007 12:20

    WOW! Gorgeous photos as well as the subject!

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  3. Seda04 May, 2007 21:10

    Wooow. I have never seen such a beautiful thing before. Looks so amazing. Great shot...
    Thank you for sharing.
    Seda

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  4. M.Benaut05 May, 2007 00:00

    There really is beauty in geology, and these photos are so serene.
    Nice shots and congrats for showing us.

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  5. Paul Murphy05 May, 2007 00:19

    Lovely main picture Sally. I just love the lines of colour in the sandstone.

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  6. Jilly05 May, 2007 03:25

    Wonderful photographs of wonders! You've surpassed yourself today! That overhang is just stunning and the way you've photographed it is just great. Congratulations. I wish I were there.

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  7. Anonymous05 May, 2007 21:53

    Am not completely sure, but sandstone is all coral isn't it? And if so, those colors must reveal the type of coral that was laid down. I think this is an amazing shot and I apologize for not getting here yesterday. And thanks for your many visits to my blog.

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  8. Sally05 May, 2007 22:30

    Abraham - no sandstone isn't coral (maybe you are thinking of limestone?). It is sedimentary, grains laid down under the sea over millions of years.

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  9. Z05 May, 2007 23:26

    Oh, that is beautiful, and the honeycomb is really special... rock formations with striations have always held a certain attraction for me. Although I've never been there, I've always admired pictures of the slot canyons in the Southwest US. That's also sandstone.

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  10. Ming the Merciless06 May, 2007 02:37

    Agent Sally. Your mission is to go and photograph the Blue Pole by Jackson Pollock for the Sydney Daily Photo.

    This tape will self destruct in 20 seconds.

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  11. ICE_Molly06 May, 2007 03:36

    Amazing! Nature blesses us with such beauty...

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  12. Felicia06 May, 2007 09:35

    Great photos Sally. I appreciate the close ups too.

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  13. Fabrizio Zanelli06 May, 2007 10:16

    Wonderful photo of a very amazing piece of nature !

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  14. Anonymous06 May, 2007 12:21

    I love these sandstone overhangs. They are fascinating!

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  15. lv2scpbk06 May, 2007 21:16

    These are absolutely wonderful.

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  16. Carlos Lorenzo07 May, 2007 06:17

    I love these ones Sally. These caves carved by waves have always attracted me since I was a child.

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  17. JAM08 May, 2007 05:08

    Wow, what a beautiful set of photos! That bottom one is tremendous.

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  18. Ming188109 May, 2007 02:50

    Dear Sally,

    Fantastic photos. Really loves this set a lot. Looking forward to your blog everyday for inspiration.

    Well done :-)

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  19. Anonymous09 February, 2012 23:41

    Nice post. I want to thank you for this informative read, I really appreciate sharing your post. Keep up your work!

    Regards

    Australia landscape

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