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Sea stacks and stormy weather, Oregon
Sea stacks and stormy weather, Bandon, Oregon (200105-5)
Download ImageChromite vein in peridotite and fault
Chromite vein in peridotite and shear fracture (190504-29)
Download ImageSmall fault in peridotite
Small fault in peridotite offsetting chromite vein (black) and in the upper right, a quartz vein (white) (190504-28)
Download ImageChromite vein in peridotite (vertical)
Chromite vein in peridotite and shear fracture, Oregon (190504-25)
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Sea stack and sunset, Bandon, Oregon
Sea stack and sunset, Bandon, Oregon (201228-131F)
Download ImageRibbon chert and sea stacks, OR (vertical)
Jurassic ribbon chert and sea stacks of the Otter Point Formation, Bandon, Oregon (201228-118)
Download ImageRibbon chert and sea stacks, OR
Red ribbon chert and sea stacks at Bandon Beach, Oregon (201228-97)
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Sea stacks and terrace, Oregon (Pan)
Panorama of sea stacks on beach at low tide and uplifted marine terrace, Bandon, Oregon (201228-63)
Download ImageToe of Big Obsidian Flow, Oregon
Toe of Big Obsidian Flow, Newberry caldera, Oregon (190608-93)
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Obsidian and pumice (vertical)
Interlayered and folded obsidian and pumice, Oregon (190608-32)
Download ImagePhantom Ship, Crater Lake, Oregon
Phantom Ship a small island of 400,000 year old andesite in Crater Lake, Oregon (2K7CRLA-65)
Download ImageTalus inside Crater Lake caldera, Oregon
Talus deposit inside Crater Lake caldera from ongoing erosion of caldera walls, Oregon (2K7CRLA-49)
Download ImageDike in caldera wall, Crater Lake, OR (square)
Vertical Dike intruding wall of Crater Lake caldera OR (2K7CRLA-46)
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Rhyolite pumice and basaltic cinder
Close-up view of Rhyolite pumice (left) and basaltic cinder (right)(201217-3)
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