Red Earth Collection

Glider Pilot Tilo Holighaus (Germany), Racing in FAI World Sailplane Grand Prix, Andes Mountains, Chile, South America - aerial

Drone point of view over the red earth of the Australian Outback
Aerial point of view over red earth and bushes on the road between Lightning Ridge and White Cliff. Looking down on the drought and dry conditions of Outback Australia

Paul Cezanne Bellevue Plain Red Earth La Plaine de Bellevue
Paul Cezanne: The Bellevue Plain, also called The Red Earth (La Plaine de Bellevue, dit aussi Les Terres Rouges), Paul Cezanne, 1890-1892, Oil on canvas, Overall: 31 7/8 x 39 3/8 in. (81 x 100 cm)

Paul CA zanne Bellevue Plain Red Earth La Plaine de Bellevue
Paul Cezanne: The Bellevue Plain, also called The Red Earth (La Plaine de Bellevue, dit aussi Les Terres Rouges), Paul Cezanne, 1890-1892, Oil on canvas, Overall: 31 7/8 x 39 3/8 in. (81 x 100 cm)

Beautiful earth and stone pillars fashioned by centuries of weathering, make the important stone-age site of Isimila an attractive place to visit In the late 1950 s

Broome Mangroves
Exposed mangroves in Broome at low tide

Karijini National Park
Karijini national park western australia

Chamarel coloured earth, Chamarel, Savanne, Mauritius, Indian Ocean, Africa

Aerial view of the mining town of Mahdia, Guyana, South America

Gliders Racing in FAI World Sailplane Grand Prix, Andes Mountains, Chile, (and at right Aconcagua 6)
Gliders Racing in FAI World Sailplane Grand Prix, Andes Mountains, Chile, (and at right Aconcagua 6, 962 m - 22, 841 ft, Argentina), South America - aerial

Glider Pilot Olli Teronen (Finland), Racing in FAI World Sailplane Grand Prix, Andes Mountains, Chile, South America - aerial

Limestone pinnacles at dusk, Australia
Limestone pinnacles at dusk. In arid regions, wind erosion can create upright columns of sedimentary rock such as limestone

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"Captivated by the Red Earth: A Journey Through Glider Pilot Tilo Holighaus' Adventures in the Andes Mountains and Australian Outback" From high above, a drone captures the breathtaking sight of the Australian Outback's red earth stretching endlessly beneath it. The vibrant hues create a mesmerizing landscape that seems to go on forever. In Germany, glider pilot Tilo Holighaus embarks on an exhilarating race in the FAI World Sailplane Grand Prix. As he soars through the sky, his eyes catch glimpses of Paul Cezanne's masterpiece "Bellevue Plain Red Earth La Plaine de Bellevue. " Inspired by this artwork, Tilo finds himself drawn to explore more of nature's wonders. Venturing into the majestic Andes Mountains, Tilo witnesses beautiful earth and stone pillars sculpted over centuries by relentless weathering. These towering formations stand as testaments to time's artistry and remind him of Cezanne's captivating depiction. Meanwhile, back in Australia, a profiled humped camel stands proudly amidst its desert habitat. Its brown coat blends harmoniously with the surrounding red earth—a testament to adaptation and resilience against harsh conditions. As our journey continues across plowed acreage prepared for cultivation, we witness deep red soil ready for growth. This fertile land holds promise for bountiful harvests while showcasing yet another facet of Mother Nature's palette. Whether soaring through skies or exploring vast landscapes from ground level, one cannot help but be captivated by the allure of red earth. It symbolizes strength, endurance, and natural beauty—reminding us that even amidst arid deserts or challenging terrains lies a world waiting to be discovered and cherished.