The image features a single flower with white petals and green leaves that have a garlicky aroma, growing out of the ground in what appears to be a rocky area. In the background are tan rocks scattered throughout an empty brown dirt field. The flower is positioned centrally in the image and has long green stalks extending down into the earth.
The photograph was taken on February 24, 2001, by Yossi Beland in the Negev Desert near Beer-Sheva in Israel. – AI vision
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