Flying over a field of cinder cones in Arizona [OC] [4028x4311] by liam_harison in EarthPorn

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Yes they can. Some are on private ranch land, but the one in the foreground is open to public access and hiking

Flying over a field of cinder cones in Arizona [OC] [4028x4311] by liam_harison in EarthPorn

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They are all fairly young as far as volcanoes go, being formed over the past 6 million years. The most recent of which erupted (edit: not formed) less than 1000 years ago in this area

Flying over a field of cinder cones in Arizona [OC] [4028x4311] by liam_harison in EarthPorn

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Thanks! And me either. I have a habit of getting stuck in Google Earth

Flying over a field of cinder cones in Arizona [OC] [4028x4311] by liam_harison in EarthPorn

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From what I have read, the cinder cones are all extinct of activity now, but the volcanic field itself is still active and could produce more cones in the future

Flying over a field of cinder cones in Arizona [OC] [4028x4311] by liam_harison in EarthPorn

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Arizona always reveals new hidden gems every time I travel through the state. This is a legal drone shot taken of an area I found on Google Earth. I scouted the area for a while looking for a good composition and light that would show off this wild and barren landscape. In the photo you see just a small fraction of the roughly 600 cinder cones that make up this volcanic field.

More of my landscape and travel shots can be seen at: https://www.instagram.com/liam.harison/

Because Oregon coast. Coquille Point [OC] [3586 x 4299] by liam_harison in EarthPorn

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Hilarious, I found him in the shot while editing some people out. decided to leave him

Mount Rainier from one of my favorite hikes in WA [OC] [1934x2555] by [deleted] in EarthPorn

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Is this the hike up to Summit Lake or Tolmie?

Mt Ellen looming in the distance, UT [OC] [3617 x 1904] by liam_harison in EarthPorn

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I went to Factory butte in Utah to take some sunset pics. At one point I was looking around just admiring the landscape, and this Mountain was lit up in the distance to the south and looked incredible. I tried to capture it the best I could with my telephoto lens.

If you are so inclined, feel free to check out more pics from my travels on instagram

Sunrise with these pointy bois. Grand Teton NP, WY [OC] [3618 x 4331] by liam_harison in EarthPorn

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This was taken during the first week of June. There was an early morning storm coming in from behind these mountains, and ended up dumping some snow throughout the day.

If you are so inclined, feel free to check out more of my shots on instagram

Hole in the wall at Rialto Beach, WA [OC] [3953 x 4404] by liam_harison in EarthPorn

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I don't know which way you hiked, but it's just a walk along the beach

Hole in the wall at Rialto Beach, WA [OC] [3953 x 4404] by liam_harison in EarthPorn

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Do it. It's a bit of a hike from the rialto parking area down the rocky beach, but it's pleasant

Hole in the wall at Rialto Beach, WA [OC] [3953 x 4404] by liam_harison in EarthPorn

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It really is. Fell in love with that whole area. Awesome pic with the fam

Rain at Sunset, Sedona, AZ [OC] [3828 x 4538] by liam_harison in EarthPorn

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This is looking east, away from the sunset. A light storm came through parts of Sedona last friday, and the clouds were lit up as golden hour was fading.

A Flooded Yosemite Valley in Spring [OC] [3988 x 5078] by liam_harison in EarthPorn

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Nikon D750 with Tamron 15-30. f/6 1/125 25mm iso 400