24 Extraordinary Photos of Death Valley
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Death Valley, in California, is the lowest and driest area in North America, and at the moment the hottest location on Earth. These extreme conditions and a rugged landscape make Death Valley a unique place to be. There are many great sights in the Valley to photograph, such as the Badwater Basin, the mysteriously moving rocks, beautiful sand dunes and long stretches of highway disappearing into the desert.
Death Valley, California by Pedro Szekely
Zabriskie Point, Death Valley by Pedro Szekely
Bad Water, Good Light by John Fowler
The Race Track by Eric Bryan
alone by Alex
Death Valley ~ Alive! by Dawn Ellner
Badwater, Death Valley, California by Pedro Szekely
Zabriskie Point, Death Valley by Pedro Szekely
Mysterious Roving Rocks of Racetrack Playa by NASA Goddard Photo and Video
Extremely Bad Water by Steve Corey
The Long Road Ahead by Jon Rawlinson
Sand Dunes, Death Valley National Park by Fikret Onal
Salt Dogs by Daniel Parks
Mesquite Dunes by Vadim Kurland
Death Valley Sand Dunes by Hayden
Badwater, Death Valley, California by Phillip Capper
painting with sand and sky by Eric Bryan
dawn waits for no one by Eric Bryan
Very Bad Water by Steve Corey
endless highway by Eric Bryan
Sand Dunes, Death Valley National Park, CA by Fikret Onal
Sand Dunes in Death Valley by Clemson
USA – California – Death Valley by World Wide Gifts
Camping in Death Valley by Paxson Woelber
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I appreciate the photographs. I love being able to see Death Valley without physically being there. Some day I would like to photograph there also.