Thanks.
No, other than it was on an open side of rock; not an overhang. No sign of rock fall so I think Ehpems suggestion is the closest; Leaching of minerals during Oman’s wetter period. Travertine or Dripstone deposits….?
At about 6800ft Jebel Shams.
Similar to this:
David A Lockwood 
David, that is fabulous. Do you know anything about its genesis?
Thanks.
No, other than it was on an open side of rock; not an overhang. No sign of rock fall so I think Ehpems suggestion is the closest; Leaching of minerals during Oman’s wetter period. Travertine or Dripstone deposits….?
At about 6800ft Jebel Shams.
Similar to this:
https://davidalockwood.wordpress.com/2010/07/01/wadi-tayeen-in-the-sharqiya-region-of-oman/
David.
P.s The colours are not far from natural (Full sun) only a slight increase in saturation.
That is very cool rock – looks like a mineral seep of some kind, and that blue boulder really draws the eye well.
Thanks Ehpem.
David.
This is amazing – I love that you included the tree (:
Thank you – I have this thing about trees…..
David.