I've always admired natural shapes. And I don't only mean the female body. Which is a natural masterpiece, too, unlike the male body which is obviously...something man-made. If you are to believe your dietologist or fitness instructor, at least. Which I don't because I have neither. Anyway...
I also meant, since childhood, I've been a fan of Earth's natural relief (and that of Mars, since it happens to have the same qualities but sometimes even more pronounced...I almost titled this post Water On Mars, by the way). All shapes and sizes could fit the category but only some of the works of natural art would be to my taste, of course. I am not that omnivore, after all.
A miniature mountain lake set in stone
Camera Settings:
Aperture F 7.1; Shutter Speed 1/100 of a second; Light Sensitivity ISO 100; Focal Length 16 mm.
Camera Model:
Sony Alpha 6000 mirrorless with a 16-50 mm kit lens.
Now That! was a masterpiece I would like to have in my house. For now, though, I let it stand on the mountain. It was within a small rock formation that was pretty interesting itself, even viewed from afar.
Maybe it could fit in my room, actually...
Camera Settings:
Aperture F 4; Shutter Speed 1/2000 of a second; Light Sensitivity ISO 400; Focal Length 70 mm.
Camera Model:
Canon EOS 30D with a 70-200 4 L zoom lens.
Not the best settings for the scenery but they were set on Aperture priority for other, more mobile than the rock, reasons.
One day, I'll have to build a gallery and put some mountains in there.
Oh, wait. I do have a collector's binder with mountains inside.
Nevertheless...
Peace! On the rocks!
Yours,
Manol