Solaria SedonaThe little city of Sedona, Arizona is settled in between mesmerizing red rock monuments of every size and proportion. Here, distant energy enlivens a sandstone and its rain filled depressions atop a popular vortex destination.

but one of the main attractions is the chance to encounter one of the scattering of wild tigers residing in the area

Water en route to Arizona's Oak Creek pauses to reflect

This high altitude geologic wonder is the result of limestone yielding to the power of water based erosion

Cuernos del Paine is the center-point of Torres del Paine National Park in Patagonian Chile and the southern reaches of the continental Andes Range

Nestled between Ipanema and Copacabana is the rock outcropping called Arpoador

but today is a tourist town know for its apple orchards and apple treats

below the Teton Range  water en route to Jackson Hole hesitates long enough to mirror the mountain peaks

The Pavements in Yorkshire Dales of Northern England is primarily weathered limestone and the best preserved areas are now within the boundaries of Yorkshire Dales National Park

It seems so magnificently old it is hard to believe it has only been in use for only a little over 110 years

I found it browsing in the forests of the Alaska Range (that is to say

the book features:

Spotlight attention on Sedona's Cathedral Rock