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Sandstone Domes - famous banded, beehive-shaped domes, the world's most exceptional example of cone karst formations - Bungle Bungle National Park, Purnululu National Park, Western Australia, Australia
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Sandstone Domes - famous banded, beehive-shaped domes, the world's most exceptional example of cone karst formations
Bungle Bungle National Park, Purnululu National Park, Western Australia, Australia
Steffen & Alexandra Sailer
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Creating A Surreal Landscapes Erosion By Creeks Layers Limestone Rock Formations Rocks Strata
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Nature's Masterpiece - The Bungle Bungle Sandstone Domes - A Kaleidoscope of Colors and History!
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. Step into a world where time has sculpted the Earth itself, creating a mesmerizing landscape that will leave you in awe. Behold the magnificent Sandstone Domes of Bungle Bungle National Park, Western Australia! These famous banded, beehive-shaped wonders are truly one-of-a-kind. Formed over millions of years through erosion by creeks, rivers, and weathering, these cone karst formations have become the epitome of natural beauty. As you explore this surreal terrain, prepare to be captivated by its striking orange and grey bands. But what causes this breathtaking spectacle? Enter cyanobacteria – tiny organisms that call these sandstone layers their home. Where moisture accumulates, dark bands appear as they thrive on the surface. Meanwhile, oxidized iron compounds create vibrant orange bands when moisture evaporates too quickly for cyanobacteria to grow. In 2003, recognizing its exceptional geological value and unparalleled natural beauty, UNESCO declared Purnululu National Park a World Heritage Site. And it's no wonder why! Steffen & Alexandra Sailer captured this extraordinary moment in time with their lens. So let your imagination run wild as you gaze upon this print – an exquisite reminder of our planet's remarkable history and stunning landscapes. Just remember: prints are for personal display purposes only; reproducing them would be like trying to recreate nature's masterpiece!
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