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Straddling the fault. If an earthquake happened at that moment, it would hurt.

Kolob Canyons

Zion National Park

 

Hurricane Fault

You are looking at the steep edge of the Colorado Plateau where the Hurricaine Fault has pushed up the land several thousand feet. The uplift along the fault has exagerated the forcesof eroision, directly contrbuting to the steep walls of Zion Canyon and Kolob Canyons.

 

Fault-block scenery is far from stable. Much of the uplift here took place gradually over millions of years, but slippage along the fault is sudden and violent (diagram at right). As recently as 1992, an earthquake occured jus six miles from St. George. The Hurricaine Fault zone remains active.

 

Utah National Parks Trip

4 year old desk film... opps!

San Marcos Fault, with salt and gypsm evapourites in the foreground

Weekend trip to Carrizo Plain in California.

Contrary to popular belief the current weather conditions in Minnesota are not his fault!

  

My fault really. Finngr is wonderful - but made simply so kids can enjoy - all drawings re horizontal by default and no rotate option. I must implore the programmer to make a pro edition !?!

 

The 90-mile long San Gabriel Fault forms the northern boundary of Placerita Canyon. Here is the fault scarp near Walker Ranch.

As far as I can see all these shots are uneven in focus/out of focus, this is due to me Dropping the camera last summer, probably the last ones I will shoot with the camera

'Fault', video-installation.

Jerome Symons, 2000.

Installation at 'Oratorio di San Ludovico', Venice, Italy; 2001.

Fireproof coverall with internal videoprojection. Looped video of the Asian and European shores of the Bosporus.

Earthquake sounds.

'East and West are struggling to form one horizon.'

The Niguelas fault plane, south of Granada.

We were lucky enough to arrive on Spain's national geology day - Geolodia 15

Some professors from Granada university were on hand and let us see their 3D aerial photos of the fault zone, which during our visit was swarming with families and children. Looks a great annual initiative!

www.sociedadgeologica.es/divulgacion_geolodia.html

Paul Laufer standing on the San Andreas Fault

This picture was taken of the Reelfoot Fault as we were standing on it.

Fair Park, Dallas, Texas

 

iPhone 12/29/11

 

Loftus Lens, Blanko Film

 

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no it's all their fault

Close Up. Notice the oxidization.

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