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Debra Martz

Salty Critter Shapes by Debra Martz
Moisture, whether from beneath the ground or falling as rain, contributes to the formation of shapes crafted by in this area of . , like seeing faces in clouds; I often spot figures, & in this instance, a creature on the surface. I see a face gazing upward, a twisted, somewhat oval body, & extended limbs. Do you see that or something entirely different?

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Crystalline salt deposits form intricate patterns on a surface, resembling frost against a contrasting brown background. The structures appear delicate and almost spider-like, with fine branches spreading outward. Photography by Debra Martz
#SaltFlats#ISeeFaces#nature
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Debra Martz

"Salt of the Earth" by Debra Martz
I spotted this lone rock on the salt-covered ground of the Salt Plains National Wildlife Refuge.

This 32,197-acre refuge located in north-central Oklahoma, is made up of a variety of habitats such as wetlands, prairie, and about 12,000 acres of salt flats. And there is a hidden treasure; hourglass selenite crystals that you can dig for free.

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A solitary rock casts a long shadow on a vast, barren, salt-covered landscape. The surrounding ground appears cracked and dry, highlighting the desolation of the scene. Minimalism photography by Debra Martz
#SaltFlats#Oklahoma#minimalism
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