Salt Crystals Collection

White, translucent salt crystals in the largest salt desert in the world, Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia, South America

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Rio Maior salinas or saltpans. The oldest document Date:

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Piles of salt drying on wooden decks at Rio Maior Date:

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Pile of salt drying on wooden decks at Rio Maior Date:

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Pile of salt drying on wooden decks at Rio Maior Date:

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Pile of salt drying on wooden decks at Rio Maior Date:

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Salt mixed with aromatic plants for sale at Rio Date:

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Salt mixed with aromatic plants for sale at Rio Date:

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Flower of salt drying at Rio Maior saltpans. Date:

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Men gathering salt at Rio Maior saltpans. The Date:

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Salt crystals at Rio Maior salinas or saltpans. Date:

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Rio Maior salinas or saltpans. The oldest document Date:

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Salt-water conduit with salt-covered ridge at Date:

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Piles of salt drying on wooden decks at Rio Maior Date:

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Rio Maior salinas or saltpans. The oldest document Date:

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Rio Maior salinas or saltpans. The oldest document Date:

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Piles of salt drying on wooden decks at Rio Maior Date:

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Rio Maior salinas or saltpans. The oldest document Date:

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Flower of salt at surface of Rio Maior saltpans. Date:

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Piles of salt drying on wooden decks at Rio Maior Date:

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Men gathering salt at Rio Maior saltpans. The Date:

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Salt stalactites formed under wooden decks where Date:

Sunset over the Badwater salt flats on Death Valley National Park, California, USA
Sunset over the Badwater salt flats on Death Valley National Park; California, United States of America

The Pan Formation of Tessellated Pavement, Lufra, Eaglehawk Neck, Tasmania, Australia
Tessellated pavement is a relatively flat rock surface that is subdivided into more or less regular rectangles, blocks approaching rectangles, or irregular or regular polygons by fractures

Common salt crystals SEM
Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of common salt, sodium chloride, recrystallised from distilled water. Magnification x225 at 10cm wide

The Dead Sea, with salt crystals, Jordan, Middle East

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Glistening like diamonds under the scorching sun, these white, translucent salt crystals create a mesmerizing spectacle in the largest salt desert in the world, Salar de Uyuni. Located in Bolivia, South America, this otherworldly landscape captivates visitors with its ethereal beauty. Picture No. 12479878 showcases an expansive view of this vast salt flat that stretches as far as the eye can see. The pure whiteness of the crystals creates an illusion of walking on clouds rather than solid ground. Picture No. 12479874 zooms in to reveal intricate patterns formed by these delicate formations, resembling frozen waves frozen forever in time. In Picture No. 12479868 and Picture No. 12479867, we witness how sunlight dances upon these crystalline structures during sunrise and sunset respectively – casting a golden glow that adds warmth to their icy appearance. The surreal nature of Salar de Uyuni is further accentuated by Pictures No. 12479885 and 12479884 where shallow pools of water mirror the sky above flawlessly; blurring the boundaries between heaven and earth. As we explore deeper into this enchanting wonderland through Pictures No. 12479883 and 12479882, we discover islands emerging from this sea of salt – cacti-covered oases providing refuge for unique flora and fauna amidst this seemingly inhospitable terrain. Pictures No. 12479881 and 12479880 capture travelers leaving their footprints on these pristine crystals - a reminder that even such untouched beauty cannot escape human curiosity. Finally, Pictures No. 12479879 reveals how locals utilize this abundant resource creatively - crafting intricate sculptures made entirely out of salt crystals; showcasing both artistry and sustainability within one masterpiece. Salar de Uyuni's breathtaking expanse adorned with white translucent salt crystals offers not only visual splendor but also serves as a testament to the wonders that nature can create.