THE DROUGHT (2020) < Previous | Next >
Taken at the famed mud cracks in Death Valley National Park on one of the rare days that the park sees rain in a year. The landscape here is an example of extreme aridification over centuries and with California and parts of the United States Southwest in the throes of yet another severe drought, scenes like this are sadly becoming more common across other portions of that area. Even in all the barrenness, there is immense beauty to be found.
2021 has been a difficult year on the creative front for me personally due to a variety of reasons. Here’s hoping that this “drought” has an end in the near future.
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Technical Details: Captured using a Nikon D750 with a 14-24 mm lens at f/16 ISO 400 with several frames focus stacked for overall DOF.
