Sedimentary layering in rocks under pressure over 1.8 billion years. Wallaby creek water catchment supply

Sedimentary layering in rocks under pressure over 1.8 billion years. Wallaby creek water catchment supplySedimentary layering in rocks under pressure over 1. 8 billion years. Nares Point, Cockatoo Island, Yampi Sound, Buccaneer Archipelago, Kimberley Coast, Western Australia, Australia.

Pieces of timber sandwiched between archway bricks give flexibility to the structure during earthquakes

A mathematics tattoo on the forearm of a physicist

The pointy tips of seed pods from a Mangrove tree hanging over a tidal swamp

A colony of Weddell Seals sleeping in the sun near a crack in the sea ice beneath Mount Erebus

Camel jockeys plod on through the Outback during an endurance race

Sarah Station

Pink Palace's sandstone windows

The detail of the bricks in the limestone wall of a church in a rural town

A mixed forest canopy catches the late afternoon sunlight

Alert and alarmed

A wild Ringtail Possum feeds on the shoots of a climbing rose outside the kitchen of an inner city home

Solid chemicals that are added to water make buffer and reagent solutions