Sure I had just visited Death Valley a couple of weeks eralier, but is it possible for a person to bask in the golden light in that endless landscape, or gaze up at those infinite stars too often?
This image was captured only steps from one of the most popular viewpoints in Death Valley National Park, yet I’ve never seen photos taken from this perspective. Of course I had to descend a slot canyon and climb down a 12′ dry waterfall, then find another way out after dark… but having gotten out, I now know the easier and safer way to get there!
I don’t yet have dates nailed down to offer a Death Valley tour this year, but if you’re interested in going, contact me and we may be able to work something out. I’ll probably be visiting in March when wildflowers will add color to the park’s incredible landscapes. Most photography tours to Death Valley don’t visit the Eureka Dunes or The Racetrack, arguably the two best sites in Death Valley. I can’t imagine visiting the park without them!
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