Navajo TearThe borderlands of Arizona and Utah overlay Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park seen here through Teardrop Arch.

The San Francisco de Asis Mission Church dates back to the eighteenth century is a jewel of Ranchos de Taos

The flared granitic slope of Western Australia's Wave Rock reaches upward some fifteen meters (46 feet) but holds an eternal crest as it refuses to yield to gravity

This high altitude geologic wonder is the result of limestone yielding to the power of water based erosion

mountain skylines

Black Canyon of the Gunnison is a US National Park and a unique geologic wonder with steep walls forming a deep and often very narrow canyon in the state of Colorado

but today is a tourist town know for its apple orchards and apple treats

New Mexico

From the Basin and the Range Province upward through escarpments to the dramatic Colorado Plateau

The Atlantic Ocean washes ashore at one of Florida's unique Palm Coast shorelines which features a natural coquina rock wall

It still exudes the charm of a bygone era as it is cloistered behind historic city walls and shielded from the modern city

This heavenly sight includes mammatus characteristics in a fast changing cumulus cloud formation which appeared over the Cuyamaca Mountains in California

A limestone formation towering some 65 feet (20 meters) into the atmosphere above the Straight of Malaaca