Photograph courtesy Adriana Franco, National Geographic. Stunning phenomenon of desert rivers
Stunning phenomenon of desert rivers
Located in California, the desert of Baja is below sea level, and the tides reach several meters. So, the water through the formed pools at low tide goes back into the ocean. Meanwhile, from above they resemble river basins. And river’s odd path creates a scene that resembles a work of art to an astute photographer. In particular, rivers form tree-like figures on the desert of Baja California, Mexico.
Aerial shot of dried up rivers in California and Mexico. photo by Adriana Franco
Stunning phenomenon of desert rivers
aerial shots of dried up rivers in California and Mexico. The photographer, Adriana FrancoIn the desert of Baja California, Mexico, there are desert rivers forming treelike figures. This is no photo manipulation or a painting but a true naturalIn the desert of Baja California, Mexico, there are desert rivers forming treelike figures. This is no photo manipulation or a painting but a true naturalIn the desert of Baja California, Mexico, there are desert rivers forming treelike figures. This is no photo manipulation or a painting but a true naturalIn the desert of Baja California, Mexico, there are desert rivers forming treelike figures. This is no photo manipulation or a painting but a true natural
