The flyschs of Socoa
The flyschs of Socoa
Under the empire of the wind,
the entire surface of the ocean
initiates a wide movement.
It appears to be undulating.
- swirling and scumming
when approaching the continent.
This constant outpouring
reduces the slightest escarpment
into sediments. Definitively.
At the end of the Cretaceous, though,
those flyschs were impressive.
- 400 meters to the highest point.
Born from the piling up
of marine sediments
at the edge of the continent,
their folds, their creases,
reflect the elevation of the Pyrenees,
i.e., the movements of the Earth's crust.
Information relating to this photography:
- Photographic conditions : Lumix DMC-GF1 + Lens 20mm F1.7 - F/8 - 1/800 second - ISO 100
- Processing tool of the photography : Silkypix Developper Studio 7.1.8
- Optimization of the display : 180 px/in + MozJPEG
Keywords : flyschs of Socoa, Basque coast, formation, marine sediments, surrection of the Pyrenees, effects of erosion
Print-on-demand
The partnership established with the company Fine Art America, one of the world leaders in printing technology for works of art on various surfaces (walls, clothes, decorative objects, etc.), allows the Culture Diff' company to offer you a Museum Quality printing of this photograph.
Explore the different supports, formats and printing styles available by clicking here.
Important Note: The Culture Diff' company undertakes to ensure that the collection and processing of your personal data, carried out via the www.culturediff.org portal, comply with the General Data Protection Regulations (RGPD) established on 25 May 2018 and the Data Protection Act of 6 January 1978. When transmitted to the Culture Diff' company, your personal data (first name, last name, postal and electronic addresses) therefore remain absolutely confidential. In addition, the Culture Diff' company has joined the PayPal payment system, so that your payments by credit card or PayPal account benefit from the highest security.