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Narrow gully between two steep walls of soil: a dark red, lumpy slope on the left and a smooth orange slope on the right, opening to a blue sky and distant plain.
The shades of soil versus the shape of the gully Anindya Majhi
Aerial view of a broad glacier tongue covered in a dense pattern of blue-tinged crevasses, flowing between snowy mountain slopes with dark rock bands.
Glacier near Ny-Alesund, Svalbard Lekhraj Saini
Aerial view of broken sea ice: large white floes separated by dark cracks of open water, with darker thin ice beyond and snowy land on the horizon, and an aircraft wingtip at top right.
Sea Ice in Arctic Ocean Lekhraj Saini
Snow-covered settlement at night under a bright moon: a large lit wooden building, a small pale yellow hut with a red post sign, and a mast with a red light.
Himadri Research station Lekhraj Saini
Straight paved road through forest: trees on the left have brown scorched leaves over burnt ground, those on the right are green, with a red roadside sign and a cyclist in the distance.
Forest roads: human-made fuelbreaks in defence against human-induced wildfires Kunal Mallick
Tall termite mound with several spires among trees in a smoky forest, with low flames burning through the dry leaf litter around it.
Termite mound: nature’s fireproof fortress against understorey fires Kunal Mallick

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