Stock Photography Gallery - Pictures of Nature & Weather
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A herd of camels grazes on the Tunisian desert.

The Tunisian desert is seen through an old Star Wars movie set.

An old Star Wars movie set is located in the Tunisian desert.

A barefoot Tunisian man is removing the dead fronds from a date palm.

Gypsum crystal formations are known as desert roses.

Desert roses, gypsum crystal formations are dyed at sold as souvenirs.

Salt pans at Chott El Jerid, Tunisia

A camel rests while waiting for a rider.

Sand Ripples.

A camel driver readies his camel for a tourist’s ride.

Camels and their drivers wait to take tourists for a desert ride.

A haughty camel

A camel talks to his handler.

A camel rests on the sand at Douz, Tunisia.

Murex shells are used to make purple dye in Matmata, Tunisia.

The marina at El Kantaoui, Tunisia

Young dates hang in large clusters on a date palm

Light shines into the quarry at El Haouraia where stones were cut for ancient villages

Red aloe flowers bloom at Kerkouane, Tunisia.

This cartoon version of the desert fox is the Tunisian ecology mascot.

Fishing boats are pulled up on the sandy shore in the Mediterraean.

Guinea fowl roam in the ruins of the Antoine Baths.

The dark storm clouds over the Mediterranean Sea are in marked contrast to the white.

Rain-filled clouds over the Mediterranean Sea approach the Dingli Cliffs.
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