International Space Station  45mm Photograph Image credit:  Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA Johnson Space Center (http://eol.jsc.nasa.gov)     PARADISE COVE, MALIBU 34.02N, 118.79W PHOTOGRAPHIC DETAILS ROCK FRAGMENTS FROM CLIFF FACE LOW TIDE EXPOSURES CLIFF FEATURES                     ZERO MAGNIFICATION  IMAGE   1X MAGNIFICATION (BLACK LINE  = 1MM) 3X MAGNIFICATION (BLACK LINE  = 1MM)

ROCK FRAGMENTS FROM CLIFF FACE

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LOW TIDE EXPOSURES

The cliffs have been destroyed by weathering from the sea. At low tide you can still see remnants of the cliffs that appear out of the sand. These remnants now have many tide pools in them. The sand itself is an interesting mixture of colors. There is just the hint of garnet starting to appear that becomes much more obvious as you head North to Pfeiffer State Park.

 

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