FAVORITE GEOLOGICAL LOCALITIES

The photographs below, and on the following pages represent some of the wonderful localities that I have had the privilege of visiting during in past excursions, field trips and even on a few vacations!

Please let us know if you are particularly interested in shots from any of these localities - we may have images (including some composite shots) for sale.  Here's a link to the contact page (opens a new tab):
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Mesa and Buttes galore in the Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, on the border of Arizona and Utah.
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Incised meanders on the San Juan River in Goosenecks State Park, Utah.
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Beautifully exposed aeolian cross-bedding patterns in Natural Bridges National Monument, Utah.

Northern Arizona and
​Southern Utah

These images are merged composites (up to 20-30 individual shots) stitched together to make very high-resolution images. 

The images illustrate both clastic and carbonate depositional, erosional and structural processes that have created some of the most visually-stunning landscapes in the United States.

Specific locations I have images from include:
  • Monument Valley, AZ/UT
  • Raplee Ridge, UT
  • Valley of the Gods, UT
  • Natural Bridges State Park, UT
  • Lake Powell, UT
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Fluvial channel systems in Coal Canyon, within the Book Cliffs, Colorado.
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A deeply-incising fluvial channel in the Williams Fork on the Grand Mesa Scenic Byway, Colorado.
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Algal structures in the Green River Formation, Douglas Pass, Colorado.

Book cliffs, williams fork & douglas pass sedimentary processes, colorado

More composite images showing fluvial, coastal plain, and shallow marine mixed carbonate/clastic deposits in Western Colorado.  

​Locations we have images from include:
  • ​Coal Canyon, CO
  • Grand Mesa, CO
  • Rifle Gap, CO
  • Parachute​, CO
  • Douglas Pass, CO