A full moon rises over the Badwater Basin salt flats in Death Valley National Park, California. At 282 feet below sea level, Badwater is the lowest point in North America. The vast, surreal crust of hexagonal shapes change constantly as salt crystals form, expand and then become eroded with wind blown dust and passing rain storms.
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What a stunning image of Death Valley, it looks almost unworldly! I would love to visit there one day
This place is amazing. The photography makes it more beautiful. I wish to be here one day. How can we reach this place?
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Thank you to Jon Hicks of Jon Hicks Photography for permission to reproduce the image.
If you have a really special photograph you would like to share with A Luxury Travel Blogs readers, please contact us.
Thank you to Jon Hicks of Jon Hicks Photography for permission to reproduce the image.
If you have a really special photograph you would like to share with A Luxury Travel Blogs readers, please contact us.
What a stunning image of Death Valley, it looks almost unworldly! I would love to visit there one day
This place is amazing. The photography makes it more beautiful. I wish to be here one day. How can we reach this place?