Like many geologists I got my start working on a cool field project as a senior thesis. I’m an experimentalist, but I still love to get into the field when I can and I think it makes me a better scientist. Here are some photos of places I have worked and localities that are geologically important for one reason or another.
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- Mt. Rainier from Mt. St. Helens summit in winter
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- Checking out a seismometer on the flank of Mt. Adams, Mt. St. Helens in the background
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- Franconia Notch, NH
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- Franconia ridge
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- Vera at our veggie patch, Fox Point Community Garden
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- Shatter cones at the Charlevoix impact crater discovery site!
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- Pillow basalts at Thetford Mines ophiolite
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- A cirque at Bay of Islands ophiolite peridotite barrens
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- Climbers hut at Mt. Toubkal, Morocco
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- Sawtooth range overlook
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- Wind rivers amphitheater
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- A lava tube cave at Craters of the Moon
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- Mt. Sajama, Bolivia
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- A big tuff. These are all over the altiplano
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- Debbie, Penny and I and a toxodon
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- Protests in Plaza San Francisco, La Paz, brought Evo Morales to power
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- Huayna Potosí, 19,974′
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- Feeling fresh at the base camp
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- Mario
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- Sunrise over Lake Titicaca
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- Descent
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- Jayu Khota village church
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- The lake at Jayu Khota crater
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- Crossing the Salar de Uyuni the cheap way
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- Atacama, Chile
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- Evaporite deposition in progress
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- Kaza village near the P-T boundary, Himachal Pradesh
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- This is an ethnically Tibetan part of India
