Shifting Sands
The amount of images you can bring home from White Sands National Park changes daily with the shifting winds and sands.
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The amount of images you can bring home from White Sands National Park changes daily with the shifting winds and sands.
It’s that time of year/season/computer getting full when I go through an clean out folders. You might see more of this past year’s trips for the next couple of weeks. Continue Reading →
It’s not an actual sand wave, but it is a sand dune growing off the hardpacked earth in the foreground.
More from White Sands National Park, which won’t likely be a National Park if the Administration’s budget request goes through. 38% cut in federal funding for the Park Service and Continue Reading →
As mentioned yesterday, the hard-pan between the dunes in White Sands National Park is like a crust. Chalky and crunchy under foot.
Because of the relatively high water table in White Sands National Park, there are many areas of a hardened sand between the taller dunes. This is where the grasses grow Continue Reading →
You really do need to get down in the sand to pick out details.
Back to White Sands National Park for a bit. You have to walk a bit to find the dunes without human marks, if that’s your thing. It’s my thing. Just Continue Reading →
The White Sands of White Sands National Park attract a lot of photographers.
More from White Sands National Park.
I don’t know if White Sands National Park is in a desert, per se. As it is, the sands are gypsum, not typical sand you think of in the Gobi Continue Reading →
Back to White Sands National Park. It’s full of what seem like perfectly untracked dunes, riffled by the wind. Until you get closer and notice the tiny, itty bitty tracks Continue Reading →
Not sure why I like this one. It’s obviously off kilter, partially out of focus. No rules followed. It might be crap, or maybe you like it too.
More from White Sands National Park.
Where plants grow, you can find water. Even in the barren landscape of White Sands National Park. Ignore the part where these grasses are currently dormant or maybe dead. Dead-looking Continue Reading →
Last week I enjoyed a few minutes in White Sands National Park. And I am still dumping out the white gypsum from my shoes. Besides something resembling perfect weather, I Continue Reading →