I spent a few days in Death Valley National Park in mid-January. I saw a high wind forecast and jumped at the chance to be on the dunes. Unfortunately the wind was minimal. But I ran into a friend on the dunes and adjusted my plans. He suggested some places that I hadn’t been before.


It usually takes a few visits to a place to get a sense of the landscape and how the light reacts. This was taken on my first visit to the location of the dunes pictured below. The sun had already set on the dunes where I was standing, but cast its last rays on the distant dunes. I had to react quickly.

Well, not all dunes. One morning I drove to this sunrise viewpoint.


To see more from this trip, click here.
Nice depth and interchange of light & shadow on that first one — very nicely composed, Lawrence (and “a good photo is knowing where to stand” as the saying goes;-)
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Thanks.
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Very nice!
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Awesome shots Lawrence!!! I especially like ‘Triangle’ but they are all excellent. I’ve moved DV up on my bucket list!
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Thank you. I have another set off photo from Death Valley that I will publish very soon.
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