10 Sept 08
Skull Rock
Skull Rock in Joshua Tree National Park: In and around and behind and even under it (and even one shot of it).
10 Sept 08
10 Sept 08
Jumbo Rocks
Shots of boulder formations from Joshua Tree National Park's Jumbo Rocks campground.
(Yes, this fourth shot is zooming in on a portion of the third shot.)
10 Sept 08
Joshullaneous
Entrance to the Wonderland of Rocks at Joshua Tree National Park.
And a close-up of dead panicle of a Joshua tree.
And indentations in a granite boulder.
Moving rocks
Joshua Tree National Park, boulder formations in the Mojave Desert portion. All these shots were taken out the passenger window of a moving car.
(This fourth one is near the entrance to the Ryan Mountain trail head.)
9/10/08
Hiding the rocks
In Joshua Tree National Park, in the Hidden Valley campground, there's this granite boulder formation. (Yes, all the shots in this post are different angles of the same formation.)
9/10/08
On the rocks
In the same rocks from this post at Joshua Tree National Park these colorful bits of whatever this is. These shots were taken with my camera by my talented fiancee.
Quiet on Joshua Tree's western front
In Joshua Tree National Park, just a short distance in from the west entrance, there's an indistinct spot with a pulloff from the road. A few hundred feet from the road is a pile of granite rocks which is not necessarily any more interesting than all of the other granite rocks in the park, but on an early Wednesday morning in September it was a spectacular place to be. Without another person as far as the eye could see and the sun still low in the sky, it proved to be where we spent the most time. All these shots were taken near or on those rocks.
9/10/08
9/10/08
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