Devon Landscape.
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Hey Jols,
It looks a little dark and tilted, but it's a nice vista.
It looks a little dark and tilted, but it's a nice vista.
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needs to be straight and turn the colour down a wee bit and it would be a brilliant shot
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Yep - needs to be straightened, and the tones played about with a fair bit - it's very dark and over saturated.
Sorry!
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Looks like a geological unconformity to me. Is it nr Torbay by any chance?
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http://www.cliffsnotes.com/study_gui...leId-9497.html
The above link my help explain. It is basically a gap in geological time when younger rocks lie on much older rocks, with the rocks that should be between them missing.
The above link my help explain. It is basically a gap in geological time when younger rocks lie on much older rocks, with the rocks that should be between them missing.
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This the one I was thinking of......
If you go to the small cove just north of Saltern Cove at Waterside between Paignton and Churston you will actually be able to put your hand on the original desert floor because here there is what geologists call an unconformity where the desert rocks are lying directly on the Devonian rocks underneath, separated from them by a period of about a hundred million years.
If you go to the small cove just north of Saltern Cove at Waterside between Paignton and Churston you will actually be able to put your hand on the original desert floor because here there is what geologists call an unconformity where the desert rocks are lying directly on the Devonian rocks underneath, separated from them by a period of about a hundred million years.