Narrow Canyon Gorge Looking Upward
20 May 2021 · Canon Canon EOS REBEL T4i · EF-S18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS II
A steep, narrow rock gorge viewed from below looking upward toward the sky. The walls show layered, eroded stone in gray and beige tones with a small opening at the top.
cliff, land, outdoor, rocks, canyon, gorge, rock formation, slot canyon, limestone, erosion, narrow passage, overcast sky, daylight, vertical perspective, earth tones, gray, beige, rugged texture, natural landscape, geological formation
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