Plastic Rocks
by power47

Comment:
Looks like a rock climbing practice wall. Tangential approach adds interest. Greater depth of field and positioning to reduce the non-wall background might change this from documentary to something more.

Pebbles world
by Kliopatra

Comment:
Set up shots are more difficult than they seem. The background is nicely distant. Removing the shells from the composition might help it fit the challenge better, and the color of the light is consistent with tungsten bulbs, where a color balance adjustment could tame the yellow and allow the rocks to display their character better.

Less Traveled
by scooter97

Comment:
The progression of rock steps with a slight curve to the path might benefit from a lower camera position, maybe with a long focal length to compress them together a bit.

Set in Stone
by Jacques123

Comment:
And turned to stone too. A bit more focus/depth of field and starker side light might be worth trying.

Morro Rock/Morro Bay, California
by mischiefsgirl

Comment:
Very huge rock indeed. I like how the water looks in this image.

Coffee on the Rocks
by TatumAD

Comment:
Rocks as a literal presence instead of ice cubes as metaphorical rocks launches an interesting idea. Are the green stalks coffee plants? Might consider a version with a uniform background to simplify the image.

RedRock
by Kokkurinn

Comment:
Nice collection of colors and shapes. Since those elements appear to be the main subject, I find myself wishing for greater depth of field.

mooon rocks
by skewsme

Comment:
Took an extra second to figure out the cow. Pretty funny.

Ooooooooh! Darn stone... Just a.... little... further...
by rdebruyn

Comment:
Now that is cute.

Another flashing chance at bliss
by oscarthepig

Comment:
Crystals are very difficult to capture well. Having a few sharply focused facets against the irregular undulations of color generates a peaceful feeling.