Salar de Uyuni is well worth visiting during the dry season, even without the famous mirror effect created by rainwater. The salt flats become a vast white expanse with geometric salt patterns, clear horizons, and a striking sense of space. Drier conditions can also make travel more predictable, with easier access to different areas and greater flexibility for multi-day routes. For photographers, the season offers crisp landscapes, strong contrasts, and excellent opportunities to capture the unique character of the salt flats from a different perspective.