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Travel · September 1, 2016
Zabriskie Point
4 photographsSony α7R II
Zabriskie Point in Death Valley, photographed during the late afternoon light of September 2016. The deeply eroded badlands create an alien landscape of golden ridges and shadowed canyons, a vista that has inspired photographers and filmmakers for decades.
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