Cappadocia Landscape is a photograph by Phyllis Taylor which was uploaded on August 31st, 2016.
Cappadocia Landscape
Twin Balloons nestle against some fairy chimneys as they explore the landscape of Cappadocia. The amazing geology of the area exhibits shapes and... more
Title
Cappadocia Landscape
Artist
Phyllis Taylor
Medium
Photograph - Photography
Description
Twin Balloons nestle against some fairy chimneys as they explore the landscape of Cappadocia. The amazing geology of the area exhibits shapes and sizes that cannot be seen anywhere else in the world. This amazing fact is what makes the area declared a UNESCO world heritage site.
Almost all of the softer rock has been eroded by water and wind, except for some persistent harder rock that remains in the forms of pyramids, columns, shards, mushrooms, towers, wizards' hats, needles, and whatever other shapes your imagination can conjure. It’s a boring explanation and difficult to visualise, and it frankly doesn’t satisfy the profound confusion felt while walking through a forest of 80ft penises (the euphemistically named Love Valley).
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August 31st, 2016
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Comments (51)
Marcia Breznay
Amazing capture. What a unique area. Love the contrast of the sharp rocks against the round balloons . L/F
Debra Martz
Beautiful landscape mixed with the colorful balloons makes a great photographic artwork!
Nancy Kane Chapman
I could never imagine such magic on earth....wow, Phyllis. This must have been so wonderful!! I'm just entering your world...and it's a big one. And your work is so professional. I'll come back often and go "traveling" with you. Nice to know it's there waiting for me! F/L+++
Krystyna Spink
I love balloons, takes me back to my childhood. I can't stop painting them my self. This capture is so beautiful, it's got to be a fav!
Pamela Williams
I was wandering through the District and came across this fabulous piece of art that has been featured on the Home Page Avenue in the Art District group. Congrats for this accomplishment! You may archive your work in the groups "Feature Archives & Thank You Thread"
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