Negev Desert landscapes & scenes: rocky terrain, sandy dunes, ancient dams & unique wildlife – described by AI
Negev Desert near archeological site of Avdat. The Middle East, November 17, 2002
Ancient dams east from Avdat. The Middle East, November 17, 2002
A trail along ancient riverbed east from Avdat. The Middle East, November 17, 2002
Negev Desert above upper wadi Akev, east from Avdat. The Middle East, November 17, 2002
Negev Desert above upper wadi Akev, east from Avdat. The Middle East, November 17, 2002
Slopes of upper wadi Akev, east from Avdat. The Middle East, November 17, 2002
Ein Akev Elyon spring in Nahal Akev wadi, 2 miles east from Avdat. The Middle East, November 17, 2002
A helicopter loaded with bombs for Gaza Strip, view from upper Akev spring, 2 miles east from Avdat. The Middle East, November 17, 2002
Desert landscape of Nahal Akev creek canyon, 2.5 miles east from Avdat. The Middle East, November 17, 2002
Desert landscape of canyon of Nahal Akev wadi, 2.5 miles east from Avdat. The Middle East, November 17, 2002
Ibexes in Nahal Akev wadi, 2.5 miles east from Avdat. The Middle East, November 17, 2002
Ein Akev Tahton spring creating a small sub-canyon in canyon of Nahal Akev wadi, 3 miles north-east from Avdat. The Middle East, November 17, 2002
Ein Akev Tahton lower spring of Nahal Akev wadi, 3 miles north-east from Avdat. The Middle East, November 17, 2002
Ein Akev Tahton lower spring of Nahal Akev wadi, 3 miles north-east from Avdat. The Middle East, November 17, 2002
A plateau of Negev desert(view to south-east) 1.5 miles south from Ben Gurion College at Sde Boker. The Middle East, November 17, 2002
A plateau of Negev desert covered by flint stones (view to south-east) 1.5 miles south from Ben Gurion College at Sde Boker. The Middle East, November 17, 2002
Flint stones of a plateau of Negev desert 1.5 miles south from Ben Gurion College at Sde Boker. The Middle East, November 17, 2002
Flint stones and a plant of a plateau of Negev desert 1.5 miles south from Ben Gurion College at Sde Boker. The Middle East, November 17, 2002
A plant on a plateau of Negev desert 1.5 miles south from Ben Gurion College at Sde Boker. The Middle East, November 17, 2002
Smooth dark green leaves of Mediterranean squill, Hebrew name hatzav, on a plateau of Negev desert 1.5 miles south from Ben Gurion College at Sde Boker. The Middle East, November 17, 2002
This photo album captures a series of landscapes and scenes from the Negev Desert in Israel, taken on November 17, 2002. The images depict vast expanses of rocky terrain, sandy dunes, and arid landscapes, as well as ancient dams, springs, and canyons. The photos also feature ibexes grazing in the desert, a helicopter carrying bombs over the Gaza Strip, and unique geological formations such as layered rock faces and flint stone-covered plateaus. Additionally, several images showcase resilient plants thriving in the harsh desert environment, including the Mediterranean squill with its smooth dark green leaves. Overall, the album presents a stunning visual portrayal of the Negev Desert's natural beauty, geological features, and unique ecosystems. – AI summary
Авдат - Сде-Бокер, 17 ноября 2002 года. Этот фотоальбом запечатлел серию пейзажей и сцен из пустыни Нégeв в Израиле, снятых 17 ноября 2002 года. На фотографиях показаны обширные пространства каменистой местности, песчаных дюн и засушливых пейзажей, а также древние дамбы, источники и каньоны. Кроме того, на снимках изображены козероги, пасущиеся в пустыне, вертолёт, несущий бомбы над сектором Газа, и уникальные геологические образования, такие как слоистые каменные стены и покрытые кремнем плато. Некоторые фотографии демонстрируют живучесть растений, которые процветают в суровой пустынной среде, включая Средиземноморскую тюльпанчик с гладкими тёмно-зелёными листьями. В целом, альбом представляет собой потрясающее визуальное отображение природной красоты пустыни Нégeв, её геологических особенностей и уникальных экосистем – Russian translation
