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The harsh sun shining through two Camelthorn Desert Trees right before the famous Dune 45 Sand Dune in late and warm afternoon light close to sunset. Sesriem, Namib-Naukluft National Park, Namibia, South West Africa.

$There is a tree on the centre of the photo, the sun is low and behind it. Car tracks stretch either side of the tree, in the sand. The sun is low and shines into the camera, peeking out from behind a hill in the distance. The photo is wide angle.\n\nThe photo was taken at Save the Rhino Camp in Damaraland. It is a remote part of Namibia accessible only by 4-wheel drive vehicle. The photo was taken in February this year.$

Macadamia trees on on a farm at Caniaba near Lismore, NSW, Australia

A 400 year-old mesquite tree which lives in the middle of desert

Beautiful trees with many branches but no leaves. It looks like it is in the fall season with clear skies and bright sunshine

Trees and blue sky with with beautiful sun beams.

A tree with a sun shining on it. The sky is blue and clear

A striking image captures the bold contrast of rugged tree branches against the radiant backdrop of a sun-drenched sky, creating a natural interplay of light and texture.

Beautiful backlit Baobab tree at the avenue of the baobabs in Madagascar

$The shacks of De Riet are in the distant right. On the left is a more substantial brick building. The sun shines directly at the camera. In the foreground is a sandy road which lead to the settlement. The sky is blue and the ground is sand.\n\nDe Riet is in a remote part of Namibia. Tourists come to the area to see the rock engravings at the nearby Twfelfontein. Some stay on to find the desert-adapted elephants that live in the area of the Aba-Huab River and De Riet. \n\nThe people of De Riet are Riemvasmaakers. These were people who until 1974 lived in area of South African called Riemvasmaak. The South African military wanted to use the area, and re-located the people who lived there. The Riemvasmaakers were ethnically mixed, and those who were of Damara origin were moved to Damaraland in Namibia. Some of them formed the small settlement of De Riet. Life is very hard and they are trying to build a tourist industry. \nThe photo was taken in February 2020.$

Landscape of a lone tree with white trunk and moon in the dry desert

Majestic and Beautiful Sunset in South Africa in Kruger Park

Sun rays between the branches in the blue sky.

A Kalahari bushman from the !Khomani tribe stalking against the backdrop of a camel thorn tree close to the Botswana border

View of the Moon at the night sky behind the acacia tree in Namibia

$Brazilian Sunset\nVery beautiful, the sunsets in brazilian savannah has many colors.$

Sunburst late in afternoon through trees in Namibia Quiver Tree Forest landscape at Keetmanshoop

Lonely tree on a hill in the sunset or in the dawn against blue clear sky with copy space. Dramatic backlit silhouette.

As the sun peeks over the distant dunes of Namibia, a leafless tree stands silhouetted in the foreground, its intricate branches reaching across a deep blue sky. The golden rays of sunset cast long shadows and highlight the subtle textures of the desert floor.

Quiver tree in silhouette against dramatic sky

The morning sun shines through the branches of a quiver tree (Aloe dichotoma), casting dramatic rays across the arid landscape. Photographed in southern Namibia, these ancient trees are uniquely adapted to desert life.

The amazing quiver tree of the Kalahari desert.

Quiver tree in rocky terrain of the Northern Cape province of South Africa, near Namibian border.

A solitary tree stands stark against a bright blue sky, illuminated by sunlight. The landscape is serene, showcasing nature's beauty in a clear, cloudless day.

Golden hour in the mountains on a winter morning in Namibia.

Quiver tree in Giants playground park with huge dolorite boulders in piles

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