Hopewell Rocks

[asnow]

Visited the Hopewell Rocks (near Moncton) this morning at low tide when you can walk out amongst the rocks. At high tide the bottom of the rocks are covered in water. This location, Fundy Bay has the highest tides in the world. I've posted a couple examples of the flower pot rocks. I will post some more after I get home. Some pics may require HDR.

[Iguanasan]

Very cool. What an interesting looking place.

[Realist]

The eroded rocks with trees on them I like a lot. We have an island around here that's like that but not nearly as tall. Very impressive rock formations.

[Runmonty]

Pretty cool rocks. Makes for some "extreme gardening"

[JustinRyan215]

Great shots! It is amazing to see what thousands of years of erosion can do to millions of years old rocks! Amazing!

[Yisehaq]

Very interesting place!

[asnow]

Thanks guys. Cheers

[Hillbillygirl]

Nicely done ASnow, and really like that second image.

[BradT]

Both shots are well done and show a very interesting subject. I like the first one because the people really promote the scale of the rock.

[asnow]

Thanks. HBG, Brad. These were done quickly on a laptop during the trip as a sample. More to come and hopefully better processed now that I'm home.

[Marko]

such a cool place - really dig that shot 2

[asnow]

Thanks Marko. Lots more pics of these rocks to come, once I've processed them.