Tumbleweed Collection

Tumbleweed Ridge Racehorse 21 April 1996 Date: 21 April 1996

USA, Upper Antelope Canyon, Arizona

USA, Flooded Sagebrush; Oregon, High Desert During Thunderstorm

USA, Rocky Plateau And Desert Plant In Afternoon Sunlight; New Mexico

USA, Arizona, Page, Tumbleweed on ledge in antelope canyon (Large format sizes available)

IOWA: CHILDREN, 1936. The daughters of Earl Pauley playing with dolls in a tumbleweed, near Smithland, Iowa. Photograph by Russell Lee, 1936

NORTH DAKOTA: BARBER SHOP. Street in Williston, North Dakota, after a dust storm. Photograph by Russell Lee, November 1937

NORTH DAKOTA: STREET, 1937. A street in Williston, North Dakota, after a dust storm. Photographed by Russell Lee, November 1937

Bear Lake, UTAH. USA. Yellow monkey-flower (Mimulus guttatus) & tumbleweed at spring on south shore of Bear Lake

Common amaranth, red-rooted pigweed, Amaranthus retroflexus, young plant on waste agricultural land

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Tumbleweed / Prickly Russian Thistle / Russian Thistle (Kali tragus / Salsola tragus) Date:

Common amaranth or pigweed, Amaranthus retroflexus, flowering

Tumbleweed (Salsola tragus) windblown dried plant, in mid-air over farmland, Spain, August

Kali tragus syn Salsola tragus C016 / 3581
Tumbleweed (Kali tragus syn Salsola tragus), also known as Russian thistle. Photographed in Utah, USA

American actor. In a scene from Tumbleweeds, 1926
WILLIAM S. HART (1870-1946). American actor. In a scene from Tumbleweeds, 1926

Tumbleweed - caught on barbed-wire fence, southern California
ROG-13935 Tumbleweed - caught on barbed-wire fence southern California. USA Salsola tragus Salsola kali Bob Gibbons contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

USA, Arizona, Page, Antelope Canyon. Sunbeam shining into the canyon illuminating a tumbleweed

WILLIAM S. HART (1870-1946). American actor. In a scene from Tumbleweeds, 1926

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"Tumbleweed: Nature's Nomad Roaming the American Landscape" Tumbleweed Ridge, a picturesque sight in Upper Antelope Canyon, Arizona. Page, Arizona reveals a captivating view of a tumbleweed perched on a ledge in Antelope Canyon. The rugged beauty Ridge in all its glory, an enchanting spot in the heart of Oregon's Flooded Sagebrush. Amidst a thunderstorm in Oregon's High Desert, witness the resilience of tumbleweeds braving nature's fury. Basking under the warm afternoon sunlight, catch a glimpse of New Mexico's rocky plateau adorned with desert plants and rolling tumbleweeds. Glen Canyon National Recreation Area showcases the intricate details of a close-up shot capturing the essence of a tumbleweed. Monument Valley's Navajo Nation boasts majestic Yei Bi Chei and Totem Pole rock columns amidst scattered tumbleweeds—a true marvel to behold. A haunting reminder from history: Oklahoma during the Dust Bowl era as sand-covered plows stand testament to relentless dust storms' devastation. Step back into 1936 Iowa where children find joy even amidst adversity—playing with dolls among tumbling weeds that dot their surroundings. Witness North Dakota's aftermath after fierce dust storms sweep through Williston—a resilient community emerges stronger than ever before. Tumbleweeds have become iconic symbols representing both nature’s untamed spirit and humanity’s ability to adapt and persevere against all odds across various landscapes throughout America’s rich history.