
The Totem Pole Under the Milky Way
The Totem Pole under the Milky Way core, deep in the Monument Valley backcountry on Navajo land.
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The Totem Pole under the Milky Way core, deep in the Monument Valley backcountry on Navajo land.
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The alien eggs, sometimes called the cracked eggs, at the Bisti/De-Na-Zin Wilderness south of Farmington, New Mexico. A cluster of rounded, cracked stone formations on the open desert floor at the end of a trail-less hike through the badlands.
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A Milky Way shot through Boot Arch in the Alabama Hills near Lone Pine, California. Photographed with friends on a windless, moonless night, one of those conditions where the sky does most of the work. The arch frames the galactic core almost perfectly when the timing is right.
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Milky Way photograph over the famous sailing stones at Racetrack Playa in Death Valley National Park. The mysterious moving rocks leave trails across the dried lake bed beneath the galactic core.
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The tree stopped growing years ago. The stars haven't.
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The ancient silhouette of Balanced Rock stands sentinel against the spectacular backdrop of the Milky Way in this breathtaking nighttime landscape from Grapevine Hills in Big Bend National Park. A subtle light illuminates the iconic formation from below, creating a dramatic contrast between earth and sky.
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