As seen from the Panamint Mountains last weekend. You can see how little of the salt flats became wet enough to re-crystallize into a fresh, white surface. Death Valley is many miles across, so it looks like it's a 1.5 to 2 mile walk to the large expanse of white salt. Fortunately you can find smaller patches along the sides of the salt flats.
I'm working on my fall/winter photography workshop schedule, and will put the Death Valley dates here: http://www.jeffsullivanphotography.com/blog/death-valley-photography-workshop-2013/
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Last Light on Death Valley – As seen from the Panamint Mountains.
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Piękne ujęcie, po prostu zapiera dech w piersiach.
Keep up the good work. Kutgw
Woooow !!! Very pretty as a picture
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Good shot
Jeff I had an amazing time in Death Valley with you!
A beautiful vista . . . looks like the surface of Mars!
yeah, it does feel like you're on another planet !
wonderful shot ! thanks .
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This is so cool. I've never seen death valley before. :) amazing.