Erode photos on Flickr

January 2012, Acrylic paint, Texture paste, Newspaper images, PVA glue - These images show my development from sketches to experimental impasto paintings, to introducing ripped newspaper images from the London riots. The eroding surfaces are a metaphor for the deterioration and broken society.

Eroded Wood by Ian Robertson

Sangameshwarar Temple, Erode by Mahadevan

The millenia old Sangameshwarar temple in Erode.

ERODE WDG3A by chandan jagade

eroding path by Charlotte Clarke Geier

Eroding Coastal Bluff by Sandra Richard

Eroded by Patricia Henschen

Erode by Tom Lin

eroded by Rizal

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Erodé. by Lizzi Luna

Translation: Eroded.

eroding drumlin, N end E side Thompson Island by ophis

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Boston Harbor, MA 9/7/24

Deteriorate-Erode by Gabriele Z

Eroded Brick by Kris Livingston

Eroding Shore by Donnie Shackleford

Views by the ocean during Tropical Storm Noel: Boynton Beach, Florida: October 31, 2007

eroded by scott shisler

eroder_1 by emi yamamoto

eroder_5 by emi yamamoto

Eroded Landscape by Brian Moore

Petrified Forest National Park, Arizona

Eroded by bex allen

Rainier, Eastern View by Jon Martinson

Glacial action erodes rock into saw-like patterns, and snow persists were it is shaded, even at this time of year.

Eroded landform by Vinayak Hegde

Phae Mueang Phi Forest Park, Phrae, Thailand

Phae Mueang Phi is well-known as the Grand Canyon of Thailand. Phae Mueang Phi is a place with original rock formations in the Phi Pan Nam Range, Thailand. It is located about 8 km kilometres northeast of Phrae town in Mueang Phrae District, Phrae Province. The meaning of "Mueang Phi" in Thai language is "The Ghost City". In the old days, the local people believe that this place is haunted by Ghosts or Spirits. The zone of Phae Mueang Phi includes mushroom rocks and distinctive pillars shaped by natural erosive action.

erode by sasidar ramachandran