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Rock StriationsEvidence of geology at the Falls of Bruar Taken looking down from the lower bridge at the Falls of Bruar, with the river at low level. As the water flows (sometimes in quite dramatic floods) over these rocks, pebbles and other detritus from the hills upstream scratches lines over the riverbed rocks, here revealed in all their sedimentary colour and texture. A study in geology and texture / shape / form. This image is available for sale as cards or prints from RedBubble. Camera Exif Information
Colour-space:
4294967295
Date/Time:
2008:03:28 23:34:12
:
300/1
Aperture Value:
4/1
Original Date-Time:
2008-03-24T13:57:40Z
Exposure Programme:
1
Exposure Time:
1/125
Flash:
0
Aperture F/number:
4/1
Focal Length:
56/1
Focal Length (35mm equivalent):
84
ISO sensitivity:
250
Camera Make:
NIKON CORPORATION
Metering Mode:
3
Camera Model:
NIKON D200
Shutter speed value:
6965784/1000000
Date/Time Digitized:
2008-03-24T13:57:40.32Z
Exposure Mode:
1
Whitebalance:
1
Contrast:
0
Saturation:
0
Sharpness:
0
Gain Control:
0
Light-source:
0
Subject Distance:
0
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