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Aerial view of a cracked brown mud flat cut by a narrow winding canyon, dotted with round sinkholes filled with orange, green or white material, some ringed by white salt. — Aerial view of sinkholes and depressions at the Dead Sea Djamil Al-Halbouni

Snow-dusted mountain ridge beneath a towering bank of white cloud and deep blue sky, with brown and green hills and a village with a small white stupa below. — Jiuzhaigou:Nine Village Valley Binhe Luo

Aerial view looking down on cracked, pale brown mud with round water-filled sinkholes in olive, dark brown and orange, ringed by concentric cracks. A thin green line from the balloon crosses the frame. — Water-filled sinkholes at the Dead Sea Djamil Al-Halbouni

Oblique aerial view of a cracked brown mudflat dotted with water-filled sinkholes in grey, green and red, crossed by meandering channels, with rugged desert mountains rising behind. — Sinkhole sideview from an aerial survey at the Dead Sea shoreline Djamil Al-Halbouni

Oblique aerial view of a narrow, winding grey stream channel cutting through swirled brown and white mud and salt to a turquoise sea with white surf at top left. — Oblique view on the Dead Sea Djamil Al-Halbouni

Aerial view looking down on a pale grey sediment plume spreading into greenish water from a channel mouth, beside a shoreline of swirled white, pink and brown salt and mud. — Sediment plume of a canyon at the Dead Sea Djamil Al-Halbouni

Aerial view looking down on bands of old shoreline: grey and white mud, a dark winding gully, and pink and white salt crust running diagonally to shallow green water at lower right. — Former shoreline of the Dead Sea Djamil Al-Halbouni

Aerial view looking down on a narrow grey stream winding through a canyon in brown and white mud, its banks broken into stepped, slumped blocks. — Canyon system at the former Dead Sea lake-bed Djamil Al-Halbouni

Aerial view looking down on pale cracked ground pocked with dozens of round, deep sinkholes casting dark shadows, scattered with green shrubs, some growing inside the holes. — Deep cover-collapse sinkholes at the Dead Sea Djamil Al-Halbouni

Aerial view looking down on cracked brown mud with an oval dark green pond, an orange pool rimmed in white, and white salt-filled hollows, all crossed by dark fissures. — Morphology of the former Dead Sea lake-bed Djamil Al-Halbouni

Aerial close-up of a drying sinkhole in brown mud: a dark rimmed hollow with tilted inner blocks around a white and orange salt crust, with curved cracks around it. — Close-up sinkhole at the Dead Sea Djamil Al-Halbouni

Oblique aerial view of a curving shoreline of white salt and pink-brown mud marked by many parallel bands, beside deep blue and green water. A thin green balloon line crosses at left. — Geoscientific selfie at the Dead Sea Djamil Al-Halbouni

Aerial view looking straight down on a shoreline where bands of white salt separate orange and grey sediments on land from clear green water dotted with dark oval patches. — Submarine features at the Dead Sea shoreline Djamil Al-Halbouni

Aerial view looking straight down on a dry lakebed of orange, white and brown sediments, cut by dark lines of old shorelines and a small white channel, with a tiny white square marker. — The former lake bottom of the Dead Sea Djamil Al-Halbouni

Aerial view looking straight down on brown cracked mudflats with a winding grey channel and round sinkholes, some white-rimmed and filled with orange, yellow or green water. — Sinkhole formations in the former Dead Sea lakebed Djamil Al-Halbouni

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