The Best Badlands Spots Near me

Munken hike, all the way up, got my eye on the magnificent rock layers. You can’t see the end of this peaks it was like being lost in a mountain maze, breathtaking feeling in Lofoten

My group hiked 12 miles a day, up and down these snow covered mountains with 50-pound backpacks. It was the hardest thing I’ve done, but the experience and photos were worth every minute of pain!

It was during the monsoon season and I was always discouraged about how poorly the pictures of the canyons turned out because of the rain and foggy atmosphere. At some point, on the second day of our trip, the sun briefly came out of the haze and I could finally see the magic details of these magnificent canyons.

Late summer at the Seceda, a well-known summit in the Italian Dolomites! Nearby is a famous Ski Resort and an annual downhill race in the Ski Worldcup - Val Garden - Gröden!

My first stop always at Death Valley National Park, Zabriskie Point. From this beautiful and texture-rich vantage point one can admire the dramatic geological features this immense park has to offer.

A sigh of relief and relaxation came upon me after cooling down and finding a place to crash for the night. Places like like are what make road trips the best part.

An 18 year old young person proud of making it to the top of the rock. We made a stop at the rest area in Echo, Utah to get some photos.

We were camping near the south rim of grand canyon and after setting up our tent, we hurried to see the sunset. I used a ND grad filter to darken the sky by 0.6 stops.

While hiking Mt. Ryan in Joshua Tree National Park we saw a curious group of figures in the distance. Looking closer, we were able to see a group of people taking turns walking a tight rope between a mountain slope and a huge boulder. It wasn’t until I looked at this photo on my computer that I realized there were so many people present.

Don’t make excuses, go where you want to go, be who you want to be and see what you want to see. life off screen

We only had time for a quick detour into Death Valley National Park on our way home from the Eastern Sierras. After spending most of our trip under overcast skies and in freezing temperatures, DVNP was a shock to our systems. Even under the brightest sun, this place is all about layers and textures and color. I look forward to seeing it again.