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I was flicking through my archives and I found this. I really like it because it was part of my motif of 1999-2002.
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Permian Red Sandstone Cliffs, Dawlish
These colourful outcrops along the Dawlish Coast, easily visible from the train, provide a reminder of when Britain lay closer to the equator and much of the country as we now know it was a desert! A stunning exposure of the New Red Sandstone, easily accessible by public transport and the South West Coast Path, the cliffs are formed from aeolian (wind-blown) sand which was laid down in a desert in a continental interior in the Permian Period roughly 250 million years ago.
Dawlish CliffsThe cliffs began as windblown, oxidized red desert sands laid down as dunes: many of the exposures show beautiful dune cross bedding. Interbedded with the dune sandstones are beds of angular pebbles laid down by repeated flash floods during wetter periods.
Dawlish Cliffs are an essential site for understanding the processes through which aeolian sediments are laid down. Normally deposits in cliffs like those at Dawlish represent sediment deposition over thousands of years but here, in the very dynamic desert environment of the Permian, the cliff deposits may have been deposited within a few tens or hundreds of years.
Spaghetti Junction, Birmingham, Birmingham Flickr Meet July 2010, 2010:07:11. Bronica ETRSi with Zenzanon MC 40mm F/4 lens. Adox CHS25 at ISO25 in XTOL 1+3, 12.5mins at 20C.
This photo was captured at the 2018 edition of Great Indian Developer Summit (#gids18), April 24-28, Bangalore, India.
I've been suffering for my art out in the garden trying to capture some moments from the snowy winter we've had this January!
Al Polk of Streight Angular taking a little nap during their show at the Middle East Upstairs on 1/20.
Fun with the super wide angle lens for distortion, this got some pretty funny reactions while we were taking the photos
Shot through the atrium ceiling at the Gaylord Texan Hotel and Resort just outside of Dallas, Texas. The hotel was near the Dallas/Ft. Worth airport, so there were lots of low flying planes over the grounds.
Angular Nude
by Koola Adams
Cubist Style Nude painting. Acrylic inks on paper. 40cm x 30cm
Frame and mount not included
Copyright reserved by the artist.
www.contemporary-artists.co.uk/paintings/angular-nude/
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