From Death Valley and the Grand Canyon to the Australian Outback, this collection of Desert Photographs showcases the vast landscape, brilliant colors and the constantly-changing contrast of light and shadows that transform nondescript sand dunes shaped by the wind into dramatic golden landscapes. Photographs and notecards can be purchased on my Etsy VisualTravelsPhotos store.
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Watch Tower at Grand Canyon National Park. More
Canyon de Chelley on the Navajo Reservation in the desert Southwest. More
Walpa Gorge in the Australian Outback. More
Zabriskie Point at Death Valley National Park: This erosional landscape consists of sediments from the Furnace Creek Lake which dried up 5 million years ago. More
Death Valley Sand Dunes in the early morning light. More
Valley of Fire in Nevada at Red Rock State Park. More
Flowers in Death Valley National Park. More
Valley of Fire in the Red Rock State Park, Nevada. More
Artist’s Palette, Death Valley National Park: The variety of rock colors is caused by the oxidation of various minerals–iron, mica and manganese. More
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