Caption

Africa, Namibia, Dead tree in Deadvlei, Deadwood, Deadvlei, Namibia

Date

Apr 17, 2024

Credit line

Photo12/imageBROKER/McPHOTO/Dionys Moser

Reference

BRK25H12_272

Model release

NA

Property release

No

License type

Rights managed

Available size

55.5Mb (3.3Mb) / 18.0in x 12.0in / 5400 x 3590 (300dpi)

Keywords

deserted barren heat UNESCO expedition tree drought dune sand naturalness sunlight sun nature Namibia Africa sandy natural preserve dead sediment geology reserve UNESCO world natural heritage tourist attraction hot mineral Namib Desert structure natural deadwood dry desert landscape pattern natural landmark desert landscape National Park salt pan barrenness nature reserve dune landscape attraction journey UNESCO World Heritage sand structure shifting sand dune Namib-Naukluft National Park travel photography Deadvlei Sediment Sossusvlei outdoors Southern Africa rock Mineral deposit no one meagre dryness sand dune sunshine open air nature park sedimentation protected area world natural heritage place of interest Namib original dead wood arid desert region scenery N.P. salt flat Trip UNESCO site shifting dune Namib-Naukluft Park Dead Vlei outside No People meager Naturpark deposits sanctuary Famous Place countryside NP salt desert nature conservation area travel Unesco World Heritage Site drifting dune Namib Naukluft National Park nobody desolate conservation area landscape shot natural reserve voyage drifting sand dune Dead Pan uninhabited sparse landscape photo environmental reserve empty expeditions trees droughts dunes natural preserves sediments reserves tourist attractions minerals structures desert landscapes patterns deserts landscapes National Parks salt pans nature reserves dune landscapes attractions sand structures shifting sand dunes natural landmarks Sediments rocks Mineral deposits sand dunes places of interest originally sceneries salt flats Famous Places salt deserts voyages sun lights sight landmark tourist landmark designs landscape photograph NSG world hertiage outdoor out open sky sanddune sanddunes natural park tourist spot