Utah, rock masks

[Manolis]

This would be the very first images I post here.

This are two relatively older photos I just recently got around processing. For no good reason did I pick to work on these, other than the fact that I have a lot of recent images I should be working on.

Anyhow, you are welcome to give me your thoughts good or not so good and thanks you for having looking.

[nemo295]

IMO, you get points simply by virtue of them not being photos of Antelope Canyon.  

Apart from that, I like them both, with a slight preference for #2.

[louoates]

I find both images very interesting for their pleasing composition and color values. I don't know what a rock mask is but that doesn't distract from the scenic value.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

I saw a lot of this kind of formation in Utah, but I never captured any quite as good as yours.
Very nice!

[francois]

I like them both but have also a slight preference for #2.

[David Eckels]

I like them too, as photo abstracts. Welcome!

[Manolis]

Thank you all for your comments.

As for the mask thing; put it there because I see portions of the formations looking like face masks.

[francois]

…As for the mask thing; put it there because I see portions of the formations looking like face masks.

As for those masks, in some deep valley of Switzerland, they have a carnival with carved masks that look like yours. They call it Tschäggättä (no idea about pronunciation): http://www.swiss-switzerland.com/tschaggatta.html   and   here: http://www.valais.ch/en/Activities-experiences-winter/Traditions-customs/Carnival/Tschaggatta-mask-carving.html

[Riaan van Wyk]

Welcome Manolis- lovely introductions you have posted.