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"Il Marsigliese Urbex Tour"

 

HDR 7 scatti

Fotocamera: Nikon D700

Aperture: f/5

Shutter Speed: 1.0 s

Lente: 32 mm

ISO: 200

Exposure Bias: 0 EV

Flash: Off, Did not fire

Lens: Nikkor AF-S FX 24-70mm f/2.8 G ED

"Due to the volatility of Hibernia Seismic Monitoring Stations have been built along the major fault lines. "

 

S.S. Palo Alto, Sea Cliff State Beach

noyée par les eaux du glacier Langökull.

The Flosagja fault in icelande drowned by water of the Langökull glacier.

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This earthquake fault in sandstone on the road out of Death Valley.

In the news today... A strong earthquake shook Southern California on Tuesday, causing buildings to sway and triggering some precautionary evacuations. There were no immediate reports of damage or injuries.

 

The jolt was felt from Los Angeles to San Diego, and slightly in Las Vegas.

  

The San Andres Fault is a geologic fault that runs a length of roughly 800 miles (1,300 km) through California from San Francisco all the way down to San Diego. Near Santa Clarita and Palmdale, a portion of the fault is clearly visible as a roadcut for the Antelope Valley Freeway (Fwy 14) which runs directly through it, as shown above. (Taken inside the car off the freeway shoulder.)

 

 

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We are visiting a nice assembly of thrust faults in Southern Utah

The Mitten Park Fold is a conspicuous illustration of how sedimentary rocks can be bent or distorted over very short distances. Note the horizontal sedimentary lines in the sandstone of Steamboat Rock, upper right. Within 100 yards the lines are vertical. Another 200 yards to the left (just out of this frame) the sedimentary lines are properly horizontal again.

 

The Green River flows past the fault approximately two miles downstream of the confluence of the Green and Yampa Rivers in Echo Park, Dinosaur National Monument.

 

The rafters seemed to be enjoying themselves.

Nazca fault (Nazca plate) 20221120

 

The Nazca plate is an oceanic tectonic plate in the southeastern Pacific Ocean that shares both convergent and divergent boundaries, corners multiple triple junctions, contains three seamount chains, overrides four hotspots, and is responsible for the creation of the Andean orogeny. Over the last half-century, it has garnered much attention from the scientific and political community due to the hazards it poses to the populated west coast of South America. With oblique subduction underneath the South American plate, this active convergent margin is the longest subduction zone in the world, stretching 7500 km and produced the largest earthquake ever recoded on earth, the M 9.5 Valdivia earthquake.

Bolinas Ridge, Mount Tamalpais State Park, California

 

We are standing on Bolinas Ridge on Mount Tamalpais, looking down into Bolinas Bay on the Pacific coast just north of San Francisco. The curved section of coastline is Stinson Beach. Behind the beach is a smaller zig-zag section of sandbar (Dipsea Road), then the Bolinas lagoon, a tidal estuary. Hidden under the ocean waters and lagoon mudflats is the San Andreas fault, the transform boundary where the Pacific and North American tectonic plates are sliding past one another. The fault crosses Stinson Beach just beyond the point where Dipsea Road intersects with the main beach. The channel linking the ocean and the estuary is just a little further along.

San Andreas Fault leaves land and submerges under the Pacific Ocean at Point Arena, CA. Also the most western point of California.

Shot taken from atop the lighthouse.

I was driving along a road I've never been to when I slammed on the brakes and turned around for this road cut. The lower rocks and nearly undisturbed, then there's a layer where, shortly after the mud was deposited, a slump occurred on the seafloor. Then more sediment was laid down on top, mostly undisturbed. All that was then faulted (on the right). I gave it a shot drawing lines to illustrate what's going on. Check it out! See what you can figure out!

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Taken @ Theodore Roosevelt National Park- Medora, ND

the Estyuba waterfall on the Teletskoye lake

Like Smokey in The Big Lebowski, Green Heron went over the line while fishing for menhaden on Horsepen Bayou. I think the launch was intentional but it is hard to say for sure because its grip on the tree stump was a bit tenuous. Going all in is rare for greenies; usually only when they see a target out of lunging range, which is a far piece. Rarer still, this time the bird came up empty.

319 430 still in one of the many old FCC Intermediate Liveries leaves Farringdon and takes the Moorgate Branch to Barbican.

 

N.B As per the comments below... my fault, this was a Thameslink Livery, not an FCC one!

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San Andreas fault line

Palm Springs California USA

Car parking, Inverness

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“Pumpkin Spring” is a natural hot spring at Colorado River Mile 212.9. Hot, mineral-rich, aquifer water flows through the underlying rock structure and then surfaces at the mound. The result is a pool with orange travertine rock resembling a pumpkin. Of the 12 types of classified springs found in the world, 10 are found in the Grand Canyon. Pumpkin Spring is identified as a “carbonate mound-form of spring”. Aquifer water emerges from a mineralized mound, frequently at a magmatic or fault system. The travertine forms by degassing of ground water with elevated carbon dioxide concentration. Calcite precipitates as finely laminated flowstone. The surrounding rock structure has been identified as “Tapeats Sandstone”.

Generically, Travertine is a dense, banded sedimentary rock (limestone) composed of calcium carbonate, CaCO3. It is formed in cold or temperate surface or ground waters by rapid chemical precipitation of calcium carbonate (Calcite or Aragonite) from supersaturated solutions.

 

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Tim and Batman show their disappointment after Batwoman decides to terminally take out one of their team members.

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Sitting No. 161

Lismore NSW 2018

Pink granite near our cottage. Rock nearby has been dated as 950,000 years old. The black horizontal line is part of the original formation. I wonder what cracked this granite, how long ago, and what affect it had besides the pale, crystalline scar. The thin line running at an angle to the grain might be a glaical striation caused within the past 2.5 million years by ice dragging something like a rock fragment across the granite. So many stories in the rock.

 

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The Hurricane fault is on of three major faults that marks the transition from the Colorado plateau to the Basin and Range geological province to the west. It is about 160 miles 250 km) long and has a vertical offset of nearly 8,000 feet (2400m) towards the Basin and Range Province.

 

It is an extensional (normal) fault that started with he extension of the Basin and Range province about 5 mio years ago.

Occasionally slickensides can be observed, where the heat generated by the friction of the nearly vertical drop melts the rock surface.

 

The nearly vertical fault plane (foot wall) formed by Permian lime and dolostone at left. A chunk of reddish lower triassic mudstone that dropped down is visible to the right (part of hanging wall).

 

Location is below SR 9 north of La Verkin, Utah

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I took this in 2011 with my smart phone. Even with all it's faults, it remains one of my favorite sunset photos

Taken with an Argus A2 camera in week 472 of my 52 film cameras in 52 weeks project:

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Although the shutter seemed to be working OK before I loaded the film, once I was outside in the cold weather it became sluggish. The majority of the photos are hopelessly over-exposed, but I've salvaged a few.

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Obligatory back shot. I think the details on this side are kinda more fun, but.

 

Engine plume parts hidden because working with emissives in blender is a pain and the nozzles turned out too well to hide despite being extremely simple.

 

Was originally going to have a caged singularity inside the gear-rack ring (which, THAT is totally Sheo's fault), but - a running problem - trying to bend light rays in Cycles is A Hell.

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