The PhotoHunt theme this week is "Chipped"
MJ and I went to a landscaping place awhile back to get ideas and started looking at the rocks. Can you imagine the size of the boulder these might have been "chipped" from?As always, please click on the photo to see all the details and "feel" the textures!
Oh! And thanks to everyone who gave me pocket camera advice, last week. I finally went with the Canon Powershot SD1100 IS Digital Elph. I'm still playing, but so far, I'm pretty happy with it. If you scroll down to my posts of the "Back Forty" and the Monarch butterfly chrysalis, I took those with that camera. I love being able to shove it in my pocket and walk around with it at the ready!
Let's see if Mister Linky's with us properly this week, shall we?
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Gorgeous rocks!!!
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Those are some of Mother Nature's greatest creation. Cool photo this week :)
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Wonderful chips. The patterns are amazing. Maybe I should have gone for some our broken desert rocks, :)
Beautiful nature photo!
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A really nice take on the theme. The rocks are so beautiful.
Beautiful rocks :)
those are huge chips!! nice!! i hope your landscaping project turns out well.
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wow rocks! great pic for the theme!
happy week-end!
I love rocks -- those are some pretty ones! Nice take on chipped!
Your rock sure rocks! happy hunting
They're great for construction
love the fluidity encapsulated in the rocks of ages!
Wow, these are naturally chipped and the colors are amazing :)
Now I am wondering what that stone is - is sedimentary rock of some ilk - but what a great colour.
A good choice...both for the theme and for the camera! There's a lot to be said for going small and the Elph's among the best of them...
Chipped or not, those are beautiful rocks! :)
Congratulations on the camera. I know my wife enjoys her Digital ELPH a lot.
I love the colors and textures in those stones. Nice pick for the theme. I went with an aged choice for my contribution this week.
I have chipped rock in mine, too. the textures and striations in rocks are always unique.
If you have time, please check out my photo hunt for the week.
JyLnC's Chipped
That is really a hard chipped rock. Thanks for the comment...Happy weekend.
oh, that's lovely!
I have an older Elph, and it's been a no-fail travel companion for several years now.
How very creative!
Yeah... I feel it alright! Excellent choice! :)
What beautiful rocks and a great idea for the theme.
Also, welcome to SWF - I didn't get a chance to visit you yesterday- great perspective of a clear blue sky.
Love your chipped rocks. Shucks, I just love rocks of any kind. Great photo for the theme.
Very nice! Expensive, I imagine... but they sure would look cool in any yard!
They're fabulous! Would look just right in our garden!
Color, texture... you can see it, you can feel it through the photo; beautiful photography.
Nice rocks... surely something i don't see often. :)
Great idea on this weeks theme..chipped rocks! :)
Nice picture :)
the rocks are so pretty! =)
Those are amazing! Chipped off the old block, eh? ;)
I did Photo Hunters today, too. I hope you get a chance to visit.
http://newyorktraveler.net/photo-hunters-chipped/
Gosh, those must have come from a gigantical boulder! They sure have pretty patterns and colors.
Those are beautiful chipped rocks! And I love your Monarch chrysalis picture - your camera does take nice shots!
LOL at first I thought they were some kind of cookies! They look tasty! Hahahaha
Wow, those are huge chips! Mine very tiny in comparison! Have a great weekend!
I love the "age lines" on those rocks. It's kind of pretty.
I love the texture in the rocks. I was a rock hound as a kid....I am glad you got a camera that you are having fun with....
Beautiful natural chipped rocks photo :) A pity that they have to chip up such nice rocks though...
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