Black, white and a pink from bits of red stone mingled with the white stones — are lined up with mind boggling perfection.

These bentonite mounds create a range of mountains that can be climbed carefully giving views of the cliffs of sediment in the distance. Digital prints available.

Jurassic era mud, silt, fine sand and volcanic ash sitting in swamps and lakes over the ages created these mounds of black bentonite. Digital prints available.

Digital print can be made of this image of black mounds created in thfrom Lybrook Fossil Area in New Mexico from the Jurassic age.

Digital prints are available of this image of huge mounds of Bentonite formed 65 milion years ago. Found at the Lybrook Fossil Area near Aztec, New Mexico.

Digital prints are available for this image of found minerals and vegetation at Lybrook Fossil Area.

Ancient seas and related deposits from land movement has created these black mounds of bentonite. Digital prints available.

Digital Prints area available of this image of geologic and vegetative materials found on the valley floor at Lybrook Fossil Area, AKA Georgia O’Keefe’s Black Place in Northern New Mexico.

Lybrook Fossil Area in New Mexico can challenge your understanding of almost everything you see and here is another astounding textural pattern encountered there.

At the bottom of a canyon created by bentonite mounds among other bits of ancient geology lies this curious “brook”.

How long has this curved rock been waiting for it’s next push and shove by wind and or water?

Possibly this strange pair of objects formed separately over eons and slowly became paired up in this way.

Canyon country fall colors are pretty unique.

Blue dominates as storm clouds gather at the day’s end.