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Muddy brown river winding through the bottom of a deep canyon seen from above, between steep grey and reddish rock slopes, with a sunlit cliff face on the left and pine trees in front. — How can we get to the river? Wim van den Berg

Deep canyon with layered red, pink and grey cliffs and buttes in alternating sunlight and shadow, with a tiny pale glimpse of the river far below near the centre. — Hidden Colorado Wim van den Berg

Deep canyon of red, cream and grey rock layers seen from the rim, with an old gnarled pine tree on a cliff edge at left and white clouds over the distant plateau. — Monument Vista Wim van den Berg

Tall cream and pale red banded sandstone rock tower with a flat cap and a flared base split into rounded lobes like the toes of a giant foot, standing in dry grass under a grey sky. — Giant footstep Wim van den Berg

Grey veil of falling rain from dark clouds over a deep canyon with layered red and cream cliffs, seen from the rim with sunlit pine-covered slopes and a winding trail below. — Downburst of rain adds to erosion Wim van den Berg

Red sandstone towers, fins and balanced pinnacles rising from pale rock slabs and green desert shrubs, with more rock formations on the horizon under a cloudy sky. — Garden of Eden Wim van den Berg

Two tall banded cream and red sandstone towers standing side by side like giant feet, on dry grassland with a shallow puddle, low cliffs behind and a blue sky with clouds. — Giants of the Earth Wim van den Berg

Rounded orange sandstone fins and towers rising from smooth slickrock, with dark green juniper trees and shrubs growing in the gaps, under a cloudy sky. — Surviving Trees Wim van den Berg

Massive natural rock bridge of banded white and red sandstone spanning a narrow canyon, seen from above, with green and yellow autumn trees lining the dry reddish stream bed beneath. — Sipapu Bridge Wim van den Berg

View through a natural rock arch whose orange underside frames the top of the picture, over red canyon cliffs, slender rock spires and a wide eroded valley stretching to the horizon. — Eye on the Earth Wim van den Berg

Desert landscape of rounded pale orange sandstone domes stretching into the distance, with green and silvery grey shrubs and tufts of grass in front and blue cliffs on the horizon. — Petrified Dunes Wim van den Berg

Desert landscape with a red rock cliff at left, pale cream domed hills and red cliffs in the middle and snow-capped blue mountains in the distance, with green trees on red soil in front. — Which color you like? Wim van den Berg

Amphitheatre of cream and orange rock hoodoos and walls pierced by arched openings and windows like a church, below a rim of dark green conifers, seen from above. — Paleolithic Church Wim van den Berg

Wall of tall orange rock hoodoos with deep vertical grooves, topped by three slender pillars with broad flat caps against a deep blue sky, with conifers on the rim behind. — Cathedral in orange Wim van den Berg

Group of orange rock hoodoos in bright sunlight, one with a small balanced cap on a thin neck, framed by a shadowed rock wall at right with more hoodoos and pines in the valley behind. — How long will they withstand nature? Wim van den Berg

Tall orange and cream rock spires and hoodoos rising above a winding dirt trail with small figures of hikers, a few green pine trees and a deep blue sky. — Queen's Garden Wim van den Berg

Cream and pale orange cliff of rock pinnacles and walls with arched windows in the foreground, in front of a shadowed slope and a rim of green conifers, in afternoon sunlight. — White hoodoos Wim van den Berg

Dense crowd of bright orange rock hoodoos and spires lit by warm sunlight, with rows of taller pinnacles and walls in shadow behind them. — Orange hoodoos Wim van den Berg

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