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From the series <n>a little deeper than you thought</n> (2013) by photographer <n>Nina Röder</n>.

A view of <n>Mount Tamalpais</n> in California.

<n>A Garden With Checkered Pavement</n> by <n>Pedro E. Guerrero</n> for <n>House & Garden</n>, 1963.

A film still from <n>The Mourning Forest</n> (2007) by director <n>Naomi Kawase</n>.

A road winds through the tea plantations of <n>Kinnakorai</n> village in Tamil Nadu, India.

<n>Sekumpul Waterfall</n> in Bali, Indonesia. Photo by <n>pijama land</n>.

Photo by <n>Romain Laprade</n> of <n>Les Jardins de Marqueyssac</n> in France, taken for <n>Kinfolk</n> in 2020.

The <n>Saihō-ji temple garden</n> in Kyoto features 120 varieties of moss. Photo by <n>Joanna Kawecki</n>.

<n>Fyrkat</n>, a Viking ring castle from 980 AD near Hobro, Denmark. Photographed by <n>Ted Spiegel</n> in April 1970.

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The <n>Subak</n> irrigation system in <n>Bali</n>, a <n>UNESCO World Heritage site</n>.

A figure stands amidst the <n>Matsesta tea plantations</n> in Sochi, Russia.

A view of <n>Saiho-ji Temple</n>, also known as the Moss Temple, in <n>Kyoto</n> during the rainy season.

A 1980 photograph of rice fields in China by <n>Bruno Barbey</n>.

Cover of the 2017 book <n>Your Glacial Expectations</n> by artist <n>Olafur Eliasson</n> and <n>Günther Vogt</n>.

The <n>Underground Library</n> at <n>Kurkku Fields</n> in Japan, designed by architect <n>Hiroshi Nakamura</n> & <n>NAP</n>.

Rice terraces in Taiwan, photographed by <n>Helen Schreider</n> and <n>Frank Schreider</n> in 1984.

<n>La jetée</n>, a 2015 kinetic installation by <n>Vincent Leroy</n>. Photo by <n>Vincent Leroy Studio</n>.

<n>Mont Saint-Michel</n>, Normandy, France, 2002. Photo by <n>Nadav Kander</n>.

Éco futurist from the past, a 2005 installation styled by <n>GREGORY DUCHARME</n>.

The moss garden at <n>Korin-in Temple</n> in Kyoto, Japan, photographed on November 26, 2023.

The <n>Saihō-ji temple garden</n> in Kyoto, featuring 120 varieties of moss. Photo by <n>Joanna Kawecki</n>.

Heart-shaped oak meadow planted by farmer <n>Winston Howes</n> in memory of his wife, <n>Janet Howes</n>. Photo by <n>Andy Collett</n>.