Wednesday, September 04, 2013
Monument Valley
I spent a couple of hours on August 27th hanging out near the UT/AZ border hoping for wild atmospheric colors as the sun set behind Monument Valley. The sunset wasn't all that spectacular, but it was still hard to take a bad picture when working with this kind of landscape (see below).
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