FAVORITE geological LOCALITIES
More examples of some of our favorite localities in Utah, Colorado, California, Nevada and Texas.
Again, 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):
Again, 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):
Battleship Butte and the Blue Castle, Green River, Utah.
Blaze Canyon sediments, Thompson, Utah.
Evening sun on the Book Cliffs, Thompson, Utah.
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BOOK CLIFFS OF UTAHSome more composite images from localities that geologists all over the world use as examples of the principles of Sequence Stratigraphy, using the Cretaceous Deltaic, Shallow to Open Marine and Coastal Plain deposits of Utah's Book Cliffs.
Locations with great images include:
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Dome of Aztec Sandstone, Valley of Fire State Park, Nevada.
180 degree view to the east from Dante's Peak, Death Valley, California.
Recent sand dunes and the Grapevine foothills, Death Valley, California.
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Valley of fire, nevada and death valley, californiaLocations in Nevada and California that show structural modification of rock properties and/or patterns of sedimentation in areas of structural complexity.
Locations with available images include:
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Deformed, basal Eagle Ford Formation carbonates above the Buda Limestone, Highway 90, near Comstock, Texas.
Eagle Ford Formation strata in Highway 90 roadcut, near Comstock, Texas.
Organic-rich Eagle Ford Formation, east of Langtry, Texas.
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Eagle Ford formation around Del Rio, texasImages that look at the deposition, mineralogy and reservoir characteristics of Eagle Ford mudrocks in Texas.
Locations with available images include:
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