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inbetween headlands of basalt outcrops => isthmus, Phillip island formerly an archipelago now connected by regolith
section from top to bottom:
1) unsorted, containing a glass bottle => recent/subrecent colluvium
2) well sorted sand => aeolian deposit
3) red/grey loamy mottled zone containing cracking clays, red pipes and conduits, single gravel => swamp sediment with fluctuating watertable/ redox settings, the more brown (goethite) the mottled zone the more gleyic - the more red (haematite) the more pseudogleyic conditions prevailed, in reduced settings organic materials are poorly preserved
4) fine sand, horizontal layering (plain laminations), intermediate sorting, containing lenses of rounded basalt pebbles => marginal marine beach deposists (cut and fill)
it's been a while since I posted anything - busy busy time for me.
anyway, this is continuation of my wandering adventures in Osaka;
crossing yet another interesting bridge in Kita-Ku area right by the city hall.
bridge is divided for two levels: local traffic and pedestrians on first level and highway on the top.
Not sure if these ruins are older or if they were created during the siege of Dubrovnik in the 90ies...
Also done on 12x12, also incredibly small. Sorry for the bad sizes I realize a lot of the better detail goes missing.. ugh.
these types of work are done without a sketch involved- I love doing them because they are a constant challenge to make minimal or no visible mistakes. I do so hope they are well recieved here.
I love that skull.
Despite being in a nice place to eat, sitting beside the large windows I could not help but notice the blue hour arriving. So, I made my poor excuses and went outside
Coming home from Calabasas one day. I was bored and took this. The bottom is the original, and the top was edited in Photoshop. I couldn't decide between the two, so I just stuck them together! Problem solved.
This is a stinky camera-phone shot, btw.
inbetween bus stops
from Grasmere to Keswick
shot thru the bus windscreen
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