Amazing Rock pic frame editor

Claiming the highest concentration of hoodoos irregularly shaped columns of rock anywhere on Earth. The Bryce Canyon National Park is so loaded with pillars and protrusions it looks like the back of a giant stone porcupine. The rows of dusty red spires are divided by plunging valleys and patches of evergreen forest, hugging the rim of a plateau that turns white every winter.

In the western US state of Utah, Bryce Canyon National Park is a red wonderland filled with rocky forests. Spanning as far as the eye can see towering spires of undulating rock appear to have sprung from the ground below.

Like many of the other awe-inspiring formations in this feature. These unusual peaks are the result of millions of years of erosion. Once a giant plateau a flat plain high above the ground. Over time the elements have chipped away at it slowly dissolving its landscape into these rocky statues known as hoodoos.

This forest of stone has come to exist because of the irregular rate of the plateau’s erosion. Made up of different layers of rock, plateaus form over millions of years as sediment and rock pile up as a result of deposition or volcanic eruption. Each has different properties some rocks, such as mudstone react more quickly to erosion. While other layers of more dense rock, such as limestone, erode more slowly. This irregularity of erosion rates is known as differential erosion and results in the formation of the hoodoo’s spires.

Many mountains and hills form by rising out of the ground over millions of years but the Chocolate Hills appeared after the world melted away around them. Mountains typically form from solidified magma that has been forced to the surface or as the result of two continents crashing into one another. But in some cases, mountains and other geological formations touch the skies in what are known as karsts

Karsts are an area of land where the rocky foundations, typically limestone. Have been eroded by heavy rainfall and groundwater. Formed from ancient compacted marine organic matter such as tiny fossilized crustaceans, calcium-rich limestone is an easily dissolvable material. Continued erosion by water slowly creates caves and sinkholes. This causes the limestone at the surface to collapse. In turn, the surface topography changes revealing mounds where patches of land haven’t sunk

There are many examples of karsts across the globe, some hosting more dramatic and irregular hills hundreds of meters tall. What makes the Chocolate Hills so unique is their repetition and smooth appearance. Around 1,260 to 1,776 of these almost dome-shaped hills are spread across the region, ranging in height from 30 to 120 meters tall

How to use:

*Capture your pic using the device camera or choose from the gallery to edit your picture.
*Crop your photo using our awesome crop feature tool, this will help you to remove unwanted parts.
*Next your pic will move to Erase option, this will helps you to remove the photo background manually, also can take the help of the magic erase tool, this functionality helps you to remove easily the single color background.
*You can find an editor window after erasing the tool in this editor window you can find so many functions like

1)Adjust
Using this option you can change Brightness, Contrast, Saturation, etc.

2)Neon Draw
This will help you to draw an art using your fingers as a brush, this neon glow will create multiple colors to a single paint

3)Blur & Shape Blur
This one is also the same as Splash but in this future, you won’t get any color, only blur will appear on your pic or background

4)Mosaic Draw and 300+ filters etc.…
After completing your work in the editor window, your picture will look most beautiful, then take your marvels photos to Amazing Rock backgrounds and frames, choose the best one out to place your pic on the background or frame, and add text and stickers as per your choice

Amazing Rock picture will be ready and you can save and share it on any of your social media