I returned to the Alabama Hills in the Owen’s Valley in early January. My favorite shots this time were in the grassy meadows on the north end of the area. I also enjoyed exploring around the boulders and rocks. One place I particularly wanted to visit was a spot called Boot Arch. Here are my five favorite shots from this part of the trip.



I like to shoot places in the early morning, often arriving before sunrise to witness the soft light as the sun rises. In these situations, I often explore a place the afternoon before. That’s what I did here, at Boot Arch in the Alabama Hills.

I continued this trip with a visit to Mesquite Dunes in Death Valley during a dust and wind storm.

Beautiful intimate landscapes and a panorama. Good planning, excellent light for all of them.
Thanks for posting your work.
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Hmmm…..not sure how my username got changed. I need to figure out how to fix that.
David Clark
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Thanks for your reflections. It was a very satisfying short trip.
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Wow …. Really nice shots and amazing light!
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Thank you. So nice to explore places like this.
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Gorgeous images! The lighting on the brush is fabulous!
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I agree. I have been shooting in this area many times. But this time, the compositions and lighting came together so nicely. Thank you.
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