This post was scheduled for last week, but somehow (according to WordPress) missed its publication schedule. So I’m manually posting it today.
I returned to Little Baldy for sunrise photography the morning of my second day in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge.





The heart shaped rock perched at the top of Little Baldy caught my eye. I positioned myself to shoot up the rock fracture towards that rock. Working my way around this area, I discovered that the large, curved rock in the bottom right of this image forms a bridge over the rock below it. I tried to get very low and shoot through the bridge, but I was not successful getting photos that adequately revealed what I was trying to capture.




That concludes the best results of this morning’s shoot,
Ken.