Geology Collection (#96)

Stanage Edge, Derbyshire, 2009. Stanage Edge is a gritstone outcrop in the Peak District. The area is popular with walkers and rock climbers

Curbar Edge, Derbyshire, 2009. Curbar Edge is a gritstone outcrop in the Peak District. The area is popular with walkers and rock climbers

Sheep grazing, Curbar Edge, Derbyshire, 2009. Curbar Edge is a gritstone outcrop in the Peak District. The area is popular with walkers and rock climbers

Rosa de Piedra (stone rose), rock formation, Tenerife, Canary Islands, 2007

Vegetation and rock formations, Parque Nacional del Teide, Tenerife, Canary Islands, 2007. The national park surrounds the volcano of Mount Teide

Distant view of the Quiraing, Isle of Skye, Highland, Scotland. The Quiraing is a landscape formed by a large landslip on the Trotternish Ridge on Skye

Quiraing, Isle of Skye, Highland, Scotland. The Quiraing is a landscape formed by a large landslip on the Trotternish Ridge on Skye

The Old Man of Storr, Isle of Skye, Highland, Scotland. These rock formations are one of the most famous sights on Skye. They are the eroded remnants of an ancient volcanic plug

Sign describing the Ice Age Monument, Glen Roy, Highland, Scotland. The Glen is noted for a geological feature known as the Three Parallel Roads

Ramshaw Rocks, Staffordshire. Ramshaw Rocks are part of a gritstone escarpment in the Peak District. The area is popular with walkers and rock climbers

Curbar Edge, Derbyshire, 2007. Curbar Edge is a gritstone outcrop in the Peak District. The area is popular with walkers and rock climbers

Rock Formations, Kefalonia, Greece

Sunset view over Goreme, Cappadocia, Turkey

Ingleborough Common EAW603463
Ingleborough Common, Yorkshire Dales. Aerial view of a limestone pavement - a natural karst landform consisting of a flat incised surface of exposed limestone. Aerofilms Collection (see Links)

March through Tesacod Canyon, c1905. Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
March through Tesacod Canyon, c1905. Rear view of Navajo Indians on horseback making their way over the sparse, dry, grassy floor of Tesacod Canyon

A Navaho farm, c1906. Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
A Navaho farm, c1906. Patches of corn in garden between canyon walls

Offering to the sun-San Ildefonso, c1927. Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
Offering to the sun-San Ildefonso, c1927. Barechested Tewa man with hands raised skyward, each holding a feather, as he faces the sun

Antelope Ruin, Cañon del Muerto-Navaho, c1907. Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
Antelope Ruin, Canon del Muerto-Navaho, c1907. Antelope House is an ancient pueblo named for nearby Navajo drawings in the Canyon de Chelly

Cañón shadows-Navaho, c1906. Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
Canon shadows-Navaho, c1906. Three Navajos on horseback dwarfed by canyon walls

Rock Formations, Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, Utah, Arizona, USA

Waterfall of Geiranger Fjord in Norway, misty morning

Sunset in Eidfjord, Norway

Abstract visualisation of ship wakes in Eidfjord Norway

Luminous ship wake in Eidfjord

Ship wake in Eidfjord, dusk n

Abstract visualisation of ship wakes in Eidfjord, Norway

Luminous ship wake in Eidfjord, Norway

Abstract visualisation of ship wakes in Flam, Norway

Reflections in Geiranger Fjord, misty morning

Geiranger Fjord in Norway, misty dawn

Seven Sister Waterfall, Norway, early evening

The spectacular geothermal area of Rotorua in New Zealands North Island - steaming fissures 2a
Rotorua, New Zealand - 1 March 2019; Rotorua in New Zealands North Island is an extended area packed with geothermal vents, boiling mud springs, sulphur fields, steaming fissures and geysers

Misty morning, Geiranger Fjord

Golden waves at sunset, Naeroyfjord, Norway Golden waves at sunset, Naeroyfjord, Norway
Golden waves at sunset, Naeroyfjord, Norway

Seagull flying by Seven Sisters Waterfall

Seagull by Seven Sisters Waterfall

Seven Sisters Waterfall, Norway

Geiranger Fjord in Norway - Seven Sisters Waterfall at dusk

Geiranger Fjord in Norway, evening

Geiranger Fjord in Norway - Seven Sisters and Suitor waterfalls

Seven Sisters Waterfall in Geiranger Fjord, Norway

Seven Sisters Waterfall in Geiranger Fjord, evening

Geiranger Fjord and Seven Sisters of Norway, evening

Seven Sisters of Geiranger Fjord, evening

Seven Sisters Waterfall of Geiranger, Norway

Geiranger Fjord in Norway - nbw

Waterfalls of Geiranger Fjord, Norway, in early morning mists

Gerainger Fjord and Seven Sisters, Norway, at dawn

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"Exploring the Earth's Rich Tapestry: A Journey through Geology" William Smith Geological Map: Unveiling the intricate layers of our planet's history, this map showcases the pioneering work of geologist William Smith. Derwent Water, with Blencathra behind: Nature's masterpiece in Cumbria, England reveals geological wonders that have shaped this breathtaking landscape over millions of years. View to the Seven Sisters from Seaford Head: Witnessing the dramatic cliffs and rolling waves along East Sussex's coast reminds us of nature's relentless force and its impact on shaping our world. Continental drift after 250 million years: Delving into deep time, we unravel how tectonic plates have shifted and continents have drifted apart, reshaping our planet as we know it today. Sunset at Uluru, Ayers Rock: The vibrant hues painting the sky above Australia's iconic monolith remind us of ancient geological processes that formed this majestic landmark over countless millennia. Malham Cove, Yorkshire Dales: Marvel at Mother Nature's artistry as water erodes limestone to create magnificent formations like this awe-inspiring cove in England’s picturesque countryside. Tryfan viewed from Glyder Fach in Snowdonia: Gazing upon Wales' rugged beauty unveils a tale written by glaciers and volcanic activity—a testament to Earth’s dynamic past etched across these towering peaks. Antique colored illustrations - Geological map of England and Wales: Step back in time with these vintage maps that guided early geologists through uncharted territories, unlocking secrets hidden beneath our feet. Durdle Door, Dorset: Carved by relentless waves over eons, this natural limestone arch stands proudly on Dorset’s Jurassic Coast—a living testament to Earth’s ongoing transformational journey. Geological map of Britain and Ireland.