Southwest Deserts
A clearing winter storm over the Superstition Mountains leaves colorful pink clouds above during sunset. With all the incredible wet weather this region is getting, the landscape is incredibly colorful and saturated from some brief rain and snow showers.
Sunset light over the Superstition Mountains and an arrangement of the deserts most prickly vegetation.
A cluster of barrel cacti sit beneath the rugged Superstition Mountains, framed by the mighty Saguaro cactus during a colorful sunset.
Colorful sunrise light over the Panamint Mountains, Badwater Basin, and the badlands of Zabriskie Point in Death Valley National Park.
Dappled light over many layers and ridges of Death Valley National Park.
Early morning twilight over the Panamint Mountains featuring a snow capped Telescope peak (the highest point in Death Valley) and badwater basin (the lowest point in Death Valley and North America) as viewed from Dante's View.
A large storm cell looms over the mountains of Death Valley as seen from golden lit sand dunes just before sunset.
Late afternoon light over layers of sand in Death Valley National Park.
Layers of sand dunes catch the golden light from the afternoon sun in Death Valley National Park.
The first rays of golden light cast down on layers of sand dunes in Death Valley National Park.
Morning light over an area along artist drive in Death Valley National Park as fog begins to form along the base of the surrounding mountains.