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6July 23, 2010Friday Field Foto #118: Mt. St. Helens from the air

1July 16, 2010Friday Field Foto #117: Seaweed-covered basalt boulders on the Na Pali coast, Hawai’i

6July 9, 2010Friday Field Foto #116: Glacial outwash braidplain delta

2June 25, 2010Friday Field Foto #115: Mountains in the French Alps

1June 18, 2010Friday Field Foto #114: Basalt tree mold

0June 11, 2010Friday Field Foto #113: Roadside attraction in the Andean fold-thrust belt

0June 4, 2010Friday Field Foto #112: Looking up towards sea level

0May 7, 2010Friday Field Foto #111: Mauna Ulu steam vents

13April 30, 2010Friday Field Foto #110: Thin-bedded turbidites of Cretaceous Great Valley Group, California

2April 23, 2010Friday Field Foto #109: Yosemite granite

Brian Romans

I am a sedimentary geoscientist and assistant professor at Virginia Tech. I use this blog to share photos from the field and occasionally write about interesting research in Earth surface dynamics and related fields.
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