Fireworks on the banks of the Rhein
I was absolutely blown away by the utter disregard Germans have for firework safety. No minimum safety distances here!
Welcome to my personal website! This is my place to display creative projects and express my personality. My main website is alexpclarke.co.uk.
I’m a woman in my thirties from Wales who works as a scientist at Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz in Germany. I’m pretty married to my job and definitely a workaholic, but in my free time I like photography, walks in nature, and crafting. I love cute animals, flowers, pretty rocks, and anything colourful. I’m also trans, queer, and asexual.
I’m a geologist whose research focusses on the heterogeneity of large fault zones which are often simplistically viewed as single planes but which are actually complex with many strands, blocks, and zones of pulverised rock. I also love to teach and worked as a lecturer for 5 years. For more about my professional life, see my main site.
Teaching exciting geology in the field on a blisteringly hot day.
I was absolutely blown away by the utter disregard Germans have for firework safety. No minimum safety distances here!
I was absolutely blown away by the utter disregard Germans have for firework safety. No minimum safety distances here!
I was absolutely blown away by the utter disregard Germans have for firework safety. No minimum safety distances here!
We took a Boxing Day drive into the Taunus hills and stopped in the beautiful town of Idstein.
We took a Boxing Day drive into the Taunus hills and stopped in the beautiful town of Idstein.
The glowing lights on this lamppost create a golden glow on the yellowed leaves of this tree.
I am a structural geologist working as a Postdoctoral Researcher at Johannes Gutenberg–Universität Mainz and a hobbyist girl-with-camera.
My research focuses on the heterogeneities within large faults, shear zones, and subduction zone mélanges — how to map them, quantify them, and explain their origins. I am especially interested in 3D reconstructions of rocks and outcrops which allow detailed, realistic, and quantifiable models of natural phenomena. I also love to teach and I am interested in innovative and engaging methods of teaching earth sciences, both in the classroom and in the field.
In my free time, I enjoy photography and my images reflects my love of nature and the diverse forms nature can take.