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I don't know if I ever learned what the hell actually causes that...naturey whatsit. I imagine the tide, but at the same time, the area there is completely empty of any sort of life, which is unusual for a tidepool. But there were also red lines (you can see bits of it) that marked some sort of danger zone.

A mystery for the ages, assuredly.

I have to admit, I stopped caring about this particular shot about halfway through processing it. In my mind, I sort of imagined the sort of underwater grottos that house races of submen, like in some sort of pulp novel. The reality is that they were just really cool looking rocks that I failed to capture in any way wondrous.

It was a bit strange to have this shock of green around what looked to be an almost arid environment. I'm still not exactly sure how things ended up the way they did in this place, but whatever, it looks neat.

This is a boring shot that I wanted just so that I can get a close-up of the texture of the rocks in Yeliou Geopark. The composition is really lazy, but it might work as some sort of wallpaper or something.

Like my previous shot of Yeliou Geopark, I tried to go for a "base" view and tried to make the rock formations appear bigger than they actually are. In reality, they are only about waist high or so. In the shot...okay, I don't have the greatest grasp on perspective.

I have no idea what kind of weird weathering creates those sorts of patterns on the rock. I didn't really go to this place for a lesson in geology, although I sort of wish I had at least learned about that.