Adjder oasis, some 100 km Northwest of Timimoun, North of Charouine
Beni Isguen, the most conservative and exquisitly preserved of the ancient hill towns in Ghardaia
The villages of Ghardaia are all located on hills in the valley surrounded by a stony plain
Traditional women shopping in the walled city of Ghardaia, where pictures of people are not allowed
Foggara (underground aqueduct) system, with gardens protected by windbreaks in Sahel village, near Akabli
Daily life in the late morning in Sahel village, Akabli oasis
Ain Hamou and adjacent villages where gardens are in hollows between the dunes that are capped with rows of palm fronds to keep the sand from burying the plants
Potato farms irrigated with center pivot sprayers near the village of Oued Tork, some 25 km west of El Oued
Ain Hamou where gardens are in hollows between the dunes that are capped with rows of palm fronds to keep the sand from burying the plants
The foggara here are very old, but are still providing enough water in spite of the fact that they have had no maintenance for thirty years
Here the water from three foggara go six different ways, and down stream they are further divided
Ain Hamou, where water was traditionally brought up from hand dug wells with ropes and pulleys, but now electric pumps do the work
Cracked clay and red sand mingle in a dry stream bed of Tin Merzouga a year after a rare big rainfall
Tin Merzouga, a remote part of the Algerian Sahara near the borders of Libya and Niger
An abandoned ksar lost in the dunes of the Grand Erg Occidental just north of Timimoun
Street life in the oasis of Djanet
Two Tuareg men are sitting on the steps of the towns only movie theater, which is now used as a meeting hall for government functions
The volcanic peaks of the Hoggar, just east of Asakrem
El Ghousour, an area of beautifully eroded rock Southeast of Tamanrasset, in the Tassili du Hoggar
Inakashaker (named after a kind of locally-found bush in Tuareg language)
Wind-eroded pinnacle of stone near Inakashaker
Early morning in Tahagart
Pre-Islamic graves in the center of the Erg DAdmer adjacent to Iharane
Rock pinnacles and sand dunes about 20 km west of Djanet
Inakashaker (named after a kind of locally-found bush in Tuareg language), an area of beautifully eroded rock
Rock art inside "Mouflon Cave" in Wadi El Beridj




