Columnar basalt formations rise from the cliff base along Vladimir Bay, reddish earth in the foreground and distant rock islets visible beyond. — Primorsky Krai, Russia · August 2011

Columnar Basalt Along the Shore

Columnar basalt formations at the cliff base sweep along a curved section of Vladimir Bay, reddish earth and sparse vegetation in the foreground. Distant rock islets are visible under a soft August haze.

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Nikon D70080mmf/5.61/250sISO 5006 August 2011

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