Death Valley Collection (#5)

Discover the otherworldly beauty of Death Valley, where Candy Land MutantNature2015 comes to life

Death Valley Collection: The Milky Way over Zabriskie Point, Death Valley

The Milky Way over Zabriskie Point, Death Valley
Please consider this image for Prestige Rights Managed. A VERY difficult shot to obtain.The Milky Way over Zabriskie Point with Panamint Range glowing in distance, Mojave Desert

The Mesquite Sand Dunes in Death Valley National Park

Death Valley Collection: Late day light over the Mesquite Sand dunes of Death Valley National Park, California, USA

Late day light over the Mesquite Sand dunes of Death Valley National Park, California, USA
Late day light over the Mesquite Sand dunes of Death Valley National Park; Stovepipe Wells, California, United States of America

Mesquite Sand Dunes Death Valley National Park California, USA

Sunset Over Death Valley California, USA

Death Valley Collection: Deadvlei, a white clay pan surrounded by the highest sand dunes in the world, Namib Desert, Namibia

Deadvlei, a white clay pan surrounded by the highest sand dunes in the world, Namib Desert, Namibia
Deadvlei, a white clay pan surrounded by the highest sand dunes in the world, Namib Desert; Namibia

Zabriskie Point In Death Valley National Park; Death Valley, California, Usa

Futuristic Environmental Protection Domes; Death Valley California Usa

Mesquite Sand Dunes, Death Valley National Park, California

Looking Across The Purple Saltpans At Badwater At Dusk

Looking Across The Saltpans At Badwater At Dusk

Close Up Of Coyote Death Valley National Park, California

Horse Riders At Dusk On A Sand Dune In The Valle De La Muerte In Cordillera De La Sal Mountains

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Discover the otherworldly beauty of Death Valley, where Candy Land MutantNature2015 comes to life. From the stunning landscape of Zabriskie Point in Inyo County, California, to the mesmerizing straight road on Daylight Pass Road that takes you through the Grapevine mountains and into Death Valley National Park. Mesquite bushes line your path as you journey along Highway 374 from Beatty Nevada, crossing the California-Nevada border. In this vast desert expanse, even a woman in high heels stands alone on an empty road, showcasing both strength and vulnerability against the backdrop of this desolate yet captivating place. The USA's very own Racetrack Startracks can be found here too - a mysterious phenomenon where rocks seemingly move across the dry lake bed known as Racetrack Playa. But it's not just barrenness that defines Death Valley; nature finds its way amidst adversity. Sand verbena blooms with vibrant colors against all odds within Death Valley National Park. A cow's skull rests upon salt flats, reminding us of both life and death intertwined in this harsh environment. At Badwater Basin, witness one of nature's wonders - North America's lowest point below sea level. Here lies a surreal landscape painted by salt formations stretching as far as the eye can see. As dawn breaks at Zabriskie Point, Manly Beacon emerges from eroded siltstone foothills like a majestic sentinel overlooking this ancient land. The first light illuminates every contour and crevice with an ethereal glow that will leave you breathless. And when night falls upon Death Valley, embrace its darkness for it reveals another spectacle: a racetrack leading you towards an awe-inspiring Milky Way overhead. Let yourself be captivated by this celestial dance under starry skies. Death Valley is more than just emptiness; it is a testament to resilience and natural wonderment that awaits those who dare venture into its depths.