This photo was taken in Trayon Park, Fort Washinton in Manhattan. It is a picture of a a dyke cutting across the plane of the rocks on the cliff side. The dyke is a feature that can be associated with volcanoes and is often found inside volcanoes. This may have been formed as a result of outcropping and denudation (various forms of erosion and weather)
The photo was taken with a regular 12.1 mp Sony Cyber-shot camera. The picture was copied to my computer and then modified to enhance color in windows picture manager. Then it was opened in GIMP2 and was further enhanced, resized and the text was added. I then created a new post on my blog site and uploaded the image and text.
Can you see it?
This photo was modified with bucket fill and blend tool
The spuds 