National Geographic Travelのインスタグラム(natgeotravel) - 8月1日 01時02分

Photo by George Steinmetz @geosteinmetz | On my second crossing of Arabia’s Empty Quarter, I found some strange looking dunes in old satellite data that a friend of mine at NASA shared with me. It was pretty low resolution imagery, so I didn’t really know what to expect when I took off with my paraglider at sunrise. 90% of life is showing up! This monster barchan dune appeared to be spawning. #hyperarid #geomorphology #paramotor To explore more of our earth from above, follow @geosteinmetz.

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imrene.szabo.5203 Az Arabiai Sivatag. George Steinmetz fotomuvesz velemenyevel ellentetben, nekem rendkivul erdekesnek tunik ez a barna barsony szinu erintetlen homoktenger, a furcsa kis uregekkel, amelyeket a szel es az esetlegesen ott elo allatok alakitottak ki

rockythies Any idea about what conditions cause or are responsible for pattern and sudden drop off of pattern in sand? Fab pic!

yanvigo Makes my skin crawl. I get the same feeling whenever I see multiple holes (similar to the holes found in a sponge)

shachabear For some reason, i find it creepy and i'm getting goosebumps 😢😢 goshh! Interesting photo tho👏

forrester_kim Thank you for Sharing - I love your comment - “90% of life is showing up” INCREDIBLE photos💚

faubemag this looks so surreal. @geosteinmetz you really have an eye for the beauty on (of) earth!!

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