Bones of The Earth
Bones of the Earth
stripped of it’s meat
a beautiful desiccation
an erosion of time
lashed by Aeolus
laid bare by Tethys
seared by Helios
a vast playground for light
Craggy Wash, 1/23
a siren for the unready
a labyrinth for the eye
Man, what a rad shot! Those water trails look so little, but to be walking on them they’d probably feel huge. This image really is a great perspective of how small we really are. It’s awesome to be part of such a giant world!
Death Valley is known as one of the best places to see alluvial fans! And yes, they are sometimes miles across.