Lamination Collection

Broome sandstone, Australia
Broome sandstone, a primary sedimentary structure formed by the migration of sedimentary environments due to wind or water action. Found at Gantheaume Point, Broome, Western Australia

Broome sandstone, a primary sedimentary structure formed by the migration of sedimentary environments due to wind or water action. Found at Gantheaume Point, Broome, Western Australia

Ice Shelf Above Kongakut River Rapids - Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska

A large crevice in the arctic aufeis revealing laminations of ice above the dark gravel of the Kongakut riverbed - Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska

Computer-enhanced glass of a shattered windscreen
Shattered windscreen. Computer-enhanced glass of a shattered car windscreen. This windscreen is made of laminated glass, a process of layering the glass with a transparent polymer

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Discover the stunning beauty of natural laminations, as seen in the Broome Sandstone of Western Australia and the Arctic Aufeis in Alaska. The intricate layers of Broome Sandstone, formed over millions of years, tell a story of geological time. Contrastingly, the Arctic Aufeis, a seasonal ice formation, reveals its own unique laminations above the dark waters of the Kongakut River Rapids in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska, USA. Both natural wonders showcase the intricacy and complexity of the natural world, with each layer holding a piece of the past. #Nature #Geology #BroomeSandstone #ArcticAufeis #Alaska #Australia #NorthAmerica #NaturalWonders #LayersOfTime #IceShelf #NaturalBeauty