Badwater basin and telescope peak | Wall Art
Contrasts of Nature: Badwater Basin and Telescope Peak
This photograph showcases the intriguing contrast between Badwater Basin and Telescope Peak in Death Valley National Park. The image juxtaposes the lowest point in North America, a salt flat 282 feet below sea level, with the park’s highest peak, standing tall at over 11,000 feet.
The frame captures the basin’s ethereal salt flats, a unique landscape that appears to ripple under the sun’s harsh glare. In the distance, the rugged majesty of Telescope Peak, capped with a delicate dusting of snow, rises majestically against the clear sky.
Death Valley, a place of extremes, is the driest, hottest, and lowest national park in the United States. Yet, it’s a land of contrasts, where the arid expanse of Badwater Basin meets the snowy heights of Telescope Peak, offering a stunning display of nature’s diversity.
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© Dan Kosmayer, 2010
