Photographer’s Note
The first of three photos of the rock pyramides in Euseigne, Sion, Valais.
A particular natural phenomenon is found to the south of Sion, the capital of canton Valais, in the Val d´Herens and Val d´Heremence. The mountain spurs feature earth pyramids, moraines of loose stones which have been gradually eroded by rain. Where a large sheltering boulder caps the stones, they remain standing. A road tunnel goes through the pyramides.
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robbertjan
(2906) 2004-02-13 8:38
Allan great capture. I like the shapes of this rock. It gives also dept to the picture! Great colors. Well done!
Michael_Gan
(2772) 2004-02-13 12:44
I've been to Sion some time ago, but unfortunately did not see these rock pyramides. They provide a very strange sight with these boulders on top of the standing columns. I associate these kinds of rock formations more with national parks in the USA than with European nature: their presence surprises me! I'm looking forward to seeing your other two pictures.
dominique
(11414) 2004-02-13 16:48
Strange rock! it is nature, I like framing and the sight, it is a pretty landscape emphasized by the photograph well. it is well done
jhm
(83742) 2004-02-14 4:14
It's wonderful capture, the montains with green and the background, the trees and the forground, beautiful and thanks for note.Well done.
Photo Information
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Copyright: Allan Nielsen (nielsenallan)
(524) - Genre: Places
- Medium: Color
- Date Taken: 2003-06-01
- Categories: Nature
- Camera: Kodak CX4230, Digital
- Exposure: f/5.2
- Photo Version: Original Version
- Date Submitted: 2004-02-13 8:27








