One of the benefits of being a field geologist is the landscapes and processes that you get immersed in. Since geology is such a visual science, the second best way to experience or re-examine these landscapes is through photography. Of course, it’s no substitute for actually being there, but it’s close. Feel free to share these images, or contact me using the form below for higher to full-resolution (up to 10- 24 megapixel, depending on the camera I used at the time) versions for use in geology classes or elsewhere. All I ask is a short acknowledgement when/ where you use the image(s).
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GLACIAL
- striations, kenai
- glacial outwash, denali
- lateral and recessional moraines, california
- glacial bedrock morphology wonderland, california
- striations, california sierra
- glacial outwash, denali
- calving face, aialik glacier
STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY
- barstow syncline
- fault-propagation fold, kyrgyzstan
- sub-vertical fault, mojave
- plunging anticline, mojave
- san andreas fault, carrizo plain
- fault-propagation fold with deformed strath, kyrgyzstan
- detachment folding, kyrgyzstan
- 1911 kemin earthquake rupture, kyrgyzstan
- mm-scale kink bands, california
- fish lake valley fault, california
- 1872 owens valley rupture
- shear zone in carbonate, california
- basement-cored reverse faulting, kyrgyzstan
- detached fold hinges, high strain shear zone, california
- striations on the calico fault, mojave desert
ARID LANDFORMS
- soil deflation, santa cruz island
- mud cracks and alluvial fans, death valley
- bajada and inselberg
- pavement, california
- bar and swale topography
IGNEOUS
- rhyolite summit ridge, mt bailey
- caldera, mt mazama
- granite and aplite dike, california
DEPOSITIONAL
- fluvial sandstone, death valley
- fluvial terrace and lacustrine sediments
- sediment supply > capacity
- paleozoic ripples
OTHER
- sea stacks and inclined mudstone, california
- bishop tuff, meandering stream, fluvial terraces, white mountains, weather
- marine terraces, santa cruz island





































