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Close-up image of a textured rock surface, showcasing layered sedimentary formations. The rock features distinct horizontal striations in shades of gray and brown, with subtle highlights of orange. The surface appears rough and weathered, indicative of natural geological processes. These formations suggest sedimentary origins, commonly found in areas with a history of erosion and deposition. The detailed focus captures the intricate patterns and grain of the rock, providing insights into its composition and geological history.