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<n>Ice spiral</n>, a 1987 ephemeral sculpture by artist <n>Andy Goldsworthy</n>.

The <n>Kawah Ijen crater lake</n> in Indonesia, the world's largest acidic lake.

<n>Touching North</n>, an ice sculpture by artist <n>Andy Goldsworthy</n>, 1989.

<n>Frozen dew</n> on grass in a field in Germany.

<n>Lenticular clouds</n> over <n>Mount Rainier</n> in Washington. Photo by <n>Nick Zentner</n>.

Inspiration for the <n>Eres</n> <n>Cruise 2025 collection</n>.

An acrylic on canvas painting by artist <n>Hiroki Kawanabe</n>.

A moss garden at a Buddhist Temple in Kyoto. Photo by <n>Monique Kawecki</n>.

<n>Mammatus clouds</n> over Moscow. Photo by the <n>Cloud Appreciation Society</n>.

Land art installation <n>Curved sticks laid around a river boulder</n> by <n>Andy Goldsworthy</n>, 2006.

A surrealist landscape by artist <n>Al Mefer</n>.

The <n>Baatara Gorge Waterfall</n> in Tannourine, Lebanon, also known as the <n>Cave of the Three Bridges</n>.

<n>The World's Glassiest Barrel</n> on Australia's South Coast, photographed by <n>Leroy Bellet</n>.

Yew tree topiary at <n>Powis Castle</n> in Wales, photographed by <n>Vincent Laugier</n>.

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<n>Snow Circles</n> (1987), an ephemeral snow sculpture by artist <n>Andy Goldsworthy</n> in Izumi, Japan.

From creative studio <n>Nineteen'71</n>, founded by photographer <n>Romain Laprade</n> and art director <n>Benjamin Grillon</n>.

A depiction of the bioluminescent <n>Bean Pod</n> plant from the movie *Avatar*.

<n>Undulatus Asperitas clouds</n> seen over New Hampshire in 2017.

A photograph by artist <n>Samantha Cavet</n> that combines day and night.

An aerial view of a winding road through the vibrant autumn foliage of Vermont.

The moss garden at <n>Saiho-ji Temple</n> in Kyoto. Photo by <n>Masayuki Nakamura</n>.

<n>Snow Circles</n>, a land art sculpture by <n>Andy Goldsworthy</n> in Izumi, Japan, 1987.

Cover photo by <n>Kathie Hill</n> for <n>Father Murphy</n>'s 2015 album <n>...and He told us to turn to the Sun</n>.

A canyon in the American West, from the <n>National Geographic</n> archives. Photo by <n>Sam Abell</n>.