Painting Holidays in Chateaux in South West France.Limestone macro photograph
“Paesina – ‘landscape’ – stone comes from Tuscany, Italy. A silty limestone formed during the Cretaceous period, it is marked by a 3D network of fine cracks through which groundwater diffuses bringing oxides of various minerals and creating the intricate, landscape-like colours and patterns”
Photograph: Earth Images Ltd
Interesting on-line exhibition of Earth Images Ltd at Guardian.co.uk
Rocks and minerals – up close and personal
This photo is remarkable. It makes me think of a Japanese (or oriental) painting. I see a cliff into the sea and heavy rain. Thanks for sharing this!
glad you enjoyed looking, annie 🙂
‘to see eternity in a grain of sand’ – Blake