Ailsa is looking for photos of ripples.
Yesterday I was on Hyams Beach in Jervis Bay, NSW, when I was taken aback by this rippling rock erosion that resembles skulls:
And the ripples led to a flow, crossing Hyams Beach, one of the whitest beaches in the world; its fine white grains are mostly composed of quartz. In the distance that’s my husband again, as he was in my last post:
And this morning in the icy atmosphere of a highland reserve, I saw the rippling Yarrunga Creek rushing through heavy fog towards Fitzroy Falls:
Again, the ripples led to a flow and then a plummet a short distance further on where the water tumbled over the edge; there was just enough visibility around the waterfall to take this photo. The rest of the space was white, like standing in cloud.
I remembered seeing a recent photo of these falls on another blog, where Christopher captured the water in sunlight. : http://christopheryardin.com/2013/06/17/travel-theme-flow/
It’s worth a look!
Reblogged this on Melanie's Blog and commented:
What are those?
It’s sandstone eroded and carved by the tides.
Skulls or not, these are beautiful, Trish! Your husband looks like he’s sinking into quicksand. :-). The falls are mystical and magical and amazing.
Gee thanks. Funny that we both saw sand sculptures on the weekend, and blogged about them…
Wow this is truly amazing!