Tidal Patterns 05

Tidal Patterns 05Abstract aerial photographs of tidal patterns Tidal flats are coastal wetlands formed in areas where there is a sufficient supply of fine grained sediment and tides dominate over other hydrodynamic forces. The tidal signal is reflected in the zonation of the morphology and sediment distribution patterns in the intertidal zone. The vertical sedimentary sequences thus formulated are characterized by a fining upward pattern. These photos were taken at

As they melt

tulip farming is a breathtaking spectacle that captivates hearts and paints the countryside with a riot of colors

The so called “Rock Wells” are huge rock formations which extend along coastlines with a high tidal range

These patterns are thought to have been formed by various geological processes

Aerial photography art showing views on Rottnest Island reefs in Western Australia

The lake has a unique karst system made of coastal limestone

But unlike other salt lakes Magadi and Natron got a very high level of alkaline due to high amounts of natron

Within this series I especially got my intention on smaller systems

largely due to the force of gravity

Aerial photography showing the fragile beauty of tropical islands

formed from coastal wind-blown sand dunes that built up when sea level was 130 meter below today’s level

Views on abstract sandstone formations from the air