I love the photos. The rough looking landscape with all the rocks all around is very pleasant for my eye. What kind of lenses you used? The close-up photos were nice too, having a very soft looking bokeh.

These Rock pictures are amazing. Shape really does intrigue the mind. Magnificent shots that make one ponder about how mysterious nature can be in it’s shapes and forms truly.

Btw. Simple Man is probably my favorite guitar riff and the song makes me get tears every time i hear it.

I like the giant theory of rock formation.  It is a much more interesting tale.

Great photography! Really like it! I have shared some love with you from the MSP/PAL community from my Photoventure Photography curation ♥ Keep doing great work!

Although I grew up in Scotland, I have never crossed the sea  to The Giant's Causeway. Thanks for taking me n your trip!

Cool to see the different look to the basalt. In Wyoming there is Devil's Tower which is a basalt tower of squared edge pillars but the rock looks quite different. Here in Spokane WA there is a bunch of red basalt pillars.

Looks like an amazing place to visit.

Very cool! I always get so excited with hiking / passing through places like these that I forget to slow down and soak in how cool the finer details are.

Rad geology -- can tell that it's been in this legendary battle with waves for eons. really like the composition and perspective in a lot of the images!

Thanks for sharing.

Oh wow, this place is _beautiful_! The volcanic rocks are _sooo_ cool, the way they formed like that. Natural beauty is really its own very special thing to which nothing else can really compare. 

Really loved the origin story about how the giants created that place. It's fascinating what sorts of stories us little carbon specks come up with to explain things. Of course now we know how it _really_ happened, but... do we? Do you ever wonder if maybe we are still just coming up with some stories? Hehe.

I love all of these photos, as always it's just such a joy to look at everything you capture. I really dig all the rock pictures and especially the one of _The Giant's Organ_ is so cool, I love that angle.... also [this one](https://steemitimages.com/640x0/https://i.imgur.com/5BnvB7J.jpg) where we are looking down over a cliff or something, I am a little light-stomached looking at it.... is it as high as it looks? Were you scared at all?

>The Atlantic Ocean! I was mesmerized by its vastness and presence. I felt deep respect mixed with a tiny hint of fear and excitement of unstoppable nature forces, and the unknown lurking underneath the seemingly peaceful, deep blue surface. I love it even though it freaks me out at the same time!

Ah, the Ocean. An old _frenemy_ of mine. Did you say hello for me? 

I have not seen it for a few years now. I remember the first time I saw it, in my early teens and feeling all sorts of emotions. Seeing it disappear over the horizon and realising I was not even seeing any meaningful part of it at all. Young and desperate, feeling absolutely powerless against that thing. Knowing I'd do anything to cross it. Even with how beautiful it was, I hated it then. But there was still some magic in my life then, so I could not help but to feel its power and make its acquaintance.

A few years ago we met again. I was older; that chapter of my life had closed years before, and I was no longer bitter. I appreciated its magnificent vastness and beauty, and I think I did try to sort of "reconcile" with it or something... but the magic had long drained from my life by then. I was older now, an adult doing adult things, and the ocean was not _the Ocean_, it was only... the ocean. 

It would be a few years before someone would remind me that this place is _alive_ and there is _magic_ here.

Knowing what I know now, I'd like to go visit it again soon... :)

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These photos are exceptional and bring back memories of my trips to Ireland. 

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I've always wanted to go!! And i love how you showed the images in BnW

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All of your photos are very beautiful!  Great capture!  

This place is really wonderful with nice name, "the Giant’s Causeway".  I haven't ever seen this before.  Most of the rocks are giant sizes and have amazing shapes and I also wonder why there are plenty of them at this place....  

The science theory are interesting.  In the meantime, I very much enjoyed reading the giant story as well.  Really exciting!   Well said...., "folklore and stories stem from things people back in the old days couldn’t explain or understand how it could have happened, or formed", I totally agree.

The Atlantic Ocean view is very magnificent!  I also love the deep blue of the water, very marvelous.  The wild flowers are very gorgeous.  

You were very lucky to see these things with your own eyes.  Thanks so much for sharing.  ;)

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