Having never traveled this small corner of North America before (circled all around it but never ventured in), I am like a kid in a candy store with all the landscape has been offering us!
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This is what’s left of the Suburban after going down one road, it was kinda rough. You might be thinking, “this is like the greatest landscape offerings the southwest has to offer?” But I thought it was pretty darn cool as the owner got inside and drove off after I made this click. Yeap, this “heap” is still be driven and is not some abandoned truck we found in a field. In fact, finding such vehicles has been near impossible.
Then there is this big ass rock sitting out in the middle of nowhere New Mexico. This is Ship Rock and you’ll see it on the horizon long before you arrive to it. There is a thriving town nearby with the same name but the rock itself (a damn mtn) is all by its lonesome out on the flats.
One of these images became a killer lesson for the new Romancing the Landscape series coming soon to Kelby Training. Both are one image HDR but other than than, I wonder if you can guess which one became a lesson? Time will tell.
Photos captured by D3x, 14-24/200f2 on Lexar UDMA digital film