What appears to be a textural painting is actually a process called cross-bedding, where Neogene sandstone sediments in a riverbed are embedded with coal sediments.

The Envirovibe Minibuggy sticks out from the usual traffic on a dusty road in Nepal. This high-tech vehicle sends seismic waves deep into the earth, where they are reflected back.

In the mountains of Qinghe County in Hebei, China, trucks accessorise the sandbox-like landscape of a mine under construction.

The ridge of this hill in China was accumulatively offset by the strike slip motion of the Fuyun fault.

Against the backdrop of Phewa Lake in Pokhara, Nepal, is a full view of the three peaks of the Himalayan range - Machapuchare in the middle, Dhaulagiri on the left, and Anapurna on the right.