This is a continuation of a multiple part sunset shoot in Valley of Fire State Park, Nevada.
The rock features here remind me of ocean waves and ripples on a shoreline.
A desert shrub stands as if on a stage in a spotlight as the late day desert light show begins.
In a harsh, rocky, dry desert environment life finds a way to survive.
Desert vegetation staying close to the rocks. Is it because that is where the sand is deepest, where more water is available from run off from the rocks or is there more protection from the elements there? I suspect all of those are factors in desert life survival.
These vertical rock protrusions remind me of fish fins.
This is a good place to end this post, but more of this sunset shoot to follow.
Until next time,
Ken