Yes, once again I dig up an image from my visits down to Writing on Stone Provincial Park in Southern Alberta. This place is pure magic. The vista in the shot shows the site of the Northwest Mounted Police outpost spanning from 1887-1917 to protect the Blackfoot Indians from Whiskey Runners illegally entering Canada from Montana. It is estimated the area has seen inhabitants for the past 3500 years with some assumptions stretching back even further to 9000 years. The fantastic sandstone formations (Hoodoos) riddle the valley and act as a canvass to a remarkable concentration of petroglyhs (Rock Art). I am humbled by the mysteries entombed in the valley's silence as I am honored to photograph this mecca of spirituality. Enjoy.
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I would love to hear the story about your title, I love the rough smoothness of the rocks Lovely leading lines, crisp and clean the sharpness of the details is brilliant, good DOF, well done
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