Rock Wells 05

Rock Wells 05Aerial photography art showing abstract coastal rock formations The so called Rock Wells are huge rock formations which extend along coastlines with a high tidal range. Due to erosion the rocks are usually formed like big pools and are pretty rare to find. The diameter of a pool can be up to 2 meters. At high tide all these rock formations hide under the surface of the ocean, completely submerged and out of sight. Once the tide recedes, the shoreline

who use the lakes for breeding and giving birth because the high salt level is the perfect protection against predators

The alkalinity of the lakes can reach a pH of greater than 12

Sand dunes are formed as a result of the wind blowing these particles along the Earth's surface

During this process unique characteristics of partially waterways are formed

Rottnest Island sits just offshore from the city of Perth

Not only because of the problems just mentioned I want to show insights on one the most surreal and distinctive sceneries we can found on our planet through my aerial photography

The Lake Eyre / Kati Thanda basin is one of the largest dry land river systems on our planet

Rock is eroded by physical and chemical processes like wind and water

Solar salt is produced by the action of sun and wind on seawater in large ponds

it has a high biological diversity and is an important area for both breeding and migrating birds

The coloration is due to the weathering of minerals containing sulfur substances of heavy metals encountered in the deposits along the river

The mining areas