Headlights stream up and down the fluid banks of Imperial Sand Dunes, southeast of California’s Salton Sea, in this time exposure. An off-roaders’ paradise, the dunes were blown from the dry bed of Lake Cahuilla, the sea’s ancient ancestor. More than a million fans hit the dunes each year, pumping $54 million into local coffers. The cost? Brawls, fatal crashes, and run-ins with endangered species.
photography.nationalgeographic.com/photography/photo-of-the-day
Just a note here. If any of the addys I’ve posted (for this pic and several to follow) are generic still, it’s because I submitted all these pics weeks ago, before I knew I was doing that.
as i read this, Vader’s Imperial March is playing on my walkman