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When you’re standing at one of the driest places on Earth and see storm clouds rolling through, that’s one of the thoughts that goes through your mind. The salt flats at Badwater Basin in Death Valley National Park in California do experience some torrential downpours but they are very rare. On this day in March, I was lucky to be at the right place at the right time. These salt flats never cease to amaze me everytime I visit - all sense of scale is lost in the vastness here. The Panamint Range (visible in the distance here) climbs to almost 10,000 feet while the flats are below sea level.
Technical Specs: Captured with a Nikon D750/14-24mm at 14mm/f-10/ISO-100 at 160th of a second.
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