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Welcome to the collection of images dedicated to the continent of Africa — one of the largest and most diverse regions on the planet in terms of nature and culture. If you are looking for photographs reflecting the richness of natural landscapes, unique flora and fauna, as well as the diversity of human settlements in Africa, you are on the right track. This collection includes images of vast savannas, dense tropical forests, expansive deserts, and majestic mountain ranges that make up the continent's unique geography.

Africa encompasses a variety of natural zones: from the equatorial climate with abundant rainfall and dense vegetation in the central regions to arid deserts such as the Sahara in the northern part. Here you can see endless sandy desert expanses, rocky plateaus, golden savanna plains inhabited by numerous species of mammals, birds, and reptiles. African rivers, including the longest in the world—the Nile, and large lakes such as Victoria and Tanganyika, play a key role in the ecosystems and lives of the continent’s people.

The continent is also famous for its geological and natural landmarks: the majestic mountain peaks of Kilimanjaro and the Atlas, the scenic Victoria Falls, and crystal-clear beaches along the coasts of the Atlantic and Indian Oceans. Throughout the year, various seasonal changes occur here—from humid tropical summers to dry seasons—that impact the overall state of the landscapes and animal activity.

Africa is home to many ethnic groups and cultures, traditional settlements, and modern cities, which are reflected in architectural and landscape features. In this collection, you can find images of villages and towns, markets and temples, as well as cultural rituals and customs closely connected to the natural environment.

Explore and use the photographs of Africa to better understand the diversity of natural and human elements that shape this remarkable continent.

Africa

Hippopotamus standing in the water against a morning landscape

Hippopotamus in the Morning Light by the Water