USA | Yellow Mountain Road

On the road through the dreadful and fascinating Badlands national park in South Dakota, USA. The Lakota native americans and early French trappers called the area bad lands, for the difficulties to pass through them in early times. Though, the magic feeling of the place is more than alive with its multicoloured landscapes at sunset. 

"I've been about the world a lot, and pretty much over our own country, but i was totally unprepared for that revelation called the Dakota Bad Lands... What i saw gave me an indescribable sense of mysterious elsewhere. A distant architecture, ethereal,... an endless supernatural world more spiritual than earth but created out of it." Frank Lloyd Wright, 1935

Exif: 60mm, F8, 1/320s, ISO 100

Nikon D800, Nikkor 24-70mm, B+W UV Filter, tripod. 

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