The Valley of Fire is a magical place. When you enter the most visited portion of the park, you have to drive through a road that winds down through a deep and vibrant rust rock scape that towers above you. All the rocks look like they are melting. The valley itself is a vibrant range of colors from yellows, to orange, to red, to brown, to green - and the colors are typically strongly striped. Some rocks and mountains jut straight up into the sky, while others lean and fall on harsh angles. Other rocks look like frozen molten rock. This photo looks across a set of rock faces that are 200 feet or so above ground level. Thrusting straight up in the distance is a marvelous rock face mountain that is strongly grooved from peak to ground. My photo captures this framed landscape with minimal color, allowing the contrasts of the rocks to stand out against the wispy-cottony clouds in the sky.
Pic of the Day // From a trip to Valley of Fire today. Photo is cooked a bit - but I like to cook. #StoryInTheAltText
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