Species: Wild Horse | Location: Beaver Valley/Death Valley National Park In California, USA
A Wild Stallion Stands In The Beaver Valley Section Of Southern California, Just Outside Of Death Valley National Park As The South Nopah Mountain Range Towers In The Background And Monsoon Storm Clouds Threaten To Soak The Parched Earth On Which The Wild Horse Lives And Grazes.
About The Photographer
In February of 2010, I was tired of staring at a computer screen for up to 18 hours a day. On my 36th birthday I quit my job and headed out to Snowbird Ski Resort in Utah to take a break and road trip for two months. While in Utah I discovered a couple of the national parks in the southern part of the state (Arches and Canyonlands) and fell in love.
A two-month break from the office has turned into a 6-year road trip (camping and living in the car) to all the National Parks in the lower 48 states as well as state parks, historic sites and a road trip through the Canadian Rockies.
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