Georg Popp Collection

Semi desert with Badlands, border area to Azerbaidjan, Vashlovani National Park, Georgia, May 2008

Flowering semi-desert with badlands in the distance, Vashlovani National Park, Georgia, May 2008

Old Beech tree (Fagus sp) with Rhododendron growing on its trunk, Mtirala National Park, Georgia, May 2008. WWE BOOK

Mountain forest with flowering Rhododendron, Mtirala National Park, Georgia, May 2008

View over trees towards badlands at sunset, Vashlovani National Park, Georgia, May 2008

Colourful rolling hills along the border region to Azerbaijan, David Gareji Nature Reserve, Georgia, May 2008. WWE OUTDOOR EXHIBITION. NOT AVAILABLE FOR GREETING CARDS OR CALENDARS

Mud volcanoes, Takhti Tepa Nature Reserve, Georgia, May 2008

Flowering Tamarisk tree (Tamarix sp) in the Badlands, Vashlovani National Park, Georgia, May 2008

Flowering Rhododendron in old growth forest, Borjomi Kharagauli National Park, Georgia, May 2008

Waterfall, Mtirala National Park, Georgia, May 2008

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Georg Popp: Exploring the Natural Wonders of Georgia Step into a world of breathtaking beauty as we delve into the captivating landscapes that Georg Popp, an avid nature enthusiast, encountered during his exploration of Georgia. From semi-deserts with mesmerizing badlands to lush mountain forests adorned with vibrant Rhododendrons, this diverse country offers a plethora of natural wonders. In Vashlovani National Park, Georg marveled at the sight of a flowering semi-desert stretching out before him. The distant badlands added an enchanting touch to this already picturesque scene. Meanwhile, an old Beech tree in Mtirala National Park caught his attention as it hosted delicate Rhododendron blooms on its trunk - a testament to nature's resilience and adaptability. As he ventured further into Borjomi Kharagauli National Park, Georg discovered an ancient forest where colorful Rhododendrons painted the landscape in hues only Mother Nature could create. The rhythmic sound of cascading water drew him towards a majestic waterfall in Mtirala National Park - a tranquil oasis amidst the verdant surroundings. One cannot forget David Gareji Nature Reserve along Georgia's border with Azerbaijan; here lies a region characterized by rolling hills bursting with vibrant colors. These hills serve as both boundary markers and reminders of the harmonious coexistence between nations and nature. Takhti Tepa Nature Reserve revealed another fascinating aspect of Georgian geology - mud volcanoes bubbling up from beneath the earth's surface. This unique phenomenon left Georg awestruck by Earth's ever-changing dynamics. Throughout his journey, one recurring theme emerged: Georgia is home to some truly extraordinary landscapes that deserve our admiration and protection. As we follow in Georg Popp's footsteps through these stunning locations, let us be inspired to cherish and preserve these natural treasures for generations to come.