Field photographs show upward branching coral fabric in the lower, beach-facing exposure. The 26 May field record describes large colonies in growth position, branches up to about 1 cm and corallites about 2 mm. The original photograph is registered to this model exposure using rock landmarks; it carries finer fabric detail than the reconstruction. The field notes report no clear separating sand layer or hiatus. No age, hiatus, precise taxon or sea-level datum is assigned. Vegetation hides much of the landward surface; roadside material may include moved boulders. Moving water and field gear are not geological evidence. All 417 cameras are aligned in one reviewed natural-tie network. A questionable unpinned control projection remains unedited. Reviewed sections and source-photo comparisons showed no broad doubled exposed surface; this is not a whole-site accuracy certification. Gray sides and backing are artificial presentation geometry. Original retained geometry, UVs and 18 diffuse plus 18 normal 8K maps are preserved.