This shot is kickin'

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Beautiful! I follow a group on FB and there were so many beautiful pictures that night!

Stunning!

That is one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever seen!!!

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how many dawns did these rocks see before humans were even dreamt of

I went there last year on a work trip to Vegas, on hearing us going I thought “wow a big hole” but when I got there it flipped my perspective on it. It really is something you need to see in person to fully take in the scale of what you’re looking at. Insane

Zelda

Where in Taiwan?? You've named an entire country as the location.

I have visited these place a few times, but I never ever can get a nice photo of it. Bravo to you. Great shot.

Parks and Rec reference

You're in the wrong place, I think :)

Backstory: I came to Lofoten to witness some Auroras and of course take photos of them, but what that single night put on display was past all belief. There was a heavy sunstorm hitting earth and clear skies so everything was pretty much perfect. 🥳

If you would like to see some more photos and stories feel free to scroll through www.instagram.com/wim_air - appreciate it! 😇

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West Coast is stunning. How was it for sand flies?

This looks almost exactly like my phone Lock Screen. I was there in 2018

That is pretty grand, at least for a canyon ya know....

Gorgeous 😍

I was there a few years ago, your picture is stunning. However no matter how good the photo is they don’t do it any justice. You need to see it I person to truly appreciate the size, depth, and beauty.

You are correct: there ticks in New Zealand

Ministry of Health information -

New Zealand has endemic ticks (i.e., they occur here and nowhere else in the world). These species are host-specific and infest mainly birds. Endemic New Zealand ticks generally do not transmit diseases to humans.

There is also an introduced species of tick in New Zealand – the brown cattle tick (Haemaphysalis longicornis), which can infest warm-blooded mammals (such as cattle or humans). In some parts of the world the cattle tick is known as vector of animal and human diseases, such as tick borne fever, Japanese (Oriental) spotted fever, Russian spring-summer encephalitis. However, these diseases are not present in New Zealand.

Got lucky, it was rainy and overcast all morning, then cleared up in the afternoon. This was taken at the top of a small trail that goes up from the Pehoé campground.

I have been almost exactly in this spot! My picture is super cloudy though, looks like the weather was perfect for you!