#dead sea

[kaalbela]

Elderly Palestinian women sit in wheelchairs as they enjoy the waters of the northern part of the Dead Sea in West Bank, Palestine. Photographed by Menahem Kahana, 2008.

[sr-roto]

[zegalba]

Sigalit Landau created this art piece by submerging a traditional 19th-century black wedding dress into the Dead Sea which became gradually crystallized over the span of two months (2014).

[miamaimania]

Salt Formations ◇ Dead Sea ⧗ 430 meters below sea level, salt builds its own terrain

[bakerstreet-and-beyond]

LMAO, this dude just like works a desk job???

[kasimeros-shilly]

Memes from my favorite series, Sunlight, because it should never die and every episode or sequel it releases is an absolute gem that I adore.

Inspired by Grant a Name (to a Buried and a Burning Flame) by @tiredafel

Shipp Thanatos x Percy

If you have the chance to watch the saga, do it because it's amazing; it's one of my favorite ships and books.

Please know that I love calling you husbands 😔😮‍💨

Jackson, calm down, young Thanatos isn't used to the level of flirting I've accustomed you to, future Thanatos. (Please, never calm down.)

I wanted to make more memes but my phone couldn't handle any more.😔

[felixtchvertkinphoto]

Turning my photo into Time lapse , so the 550 photos that took me 3.5 hours to take are shrieked here into 31 sec

[xanaxfarts]

Sigalit Landau: ‘Salt Years’ (2017)

For the past 15 years, artist Sigalit Landau has taken to the Dead Sea to create her fascinating sculptures heavily covered in salt. Landau’s process includes submerging everyday objects such as shoes, coats, and even bicycles into the body of water. Salt will crystallize around the submerged objects over a long period of time.