Nevada Landscape Photography

Lightpainted Cook Bank Building, Rhyolite Ghost Town

An abandoned truck sits forgotten at Rhyolite Ghost Town

Including a highway in the photograph invokes feelings in the viewer of “the Roadtrip”, and the journey.  The highway in this photograph was taken at sunset in Valley of Fire State Park, about one hour north of Las Vegas, not far off Interstate I15

A part of the rock formation looks like a sheep.  I lightpainted this image at night with about a 20 to 30 second time exposure at high ISO so that star points would be visible.  The color in the sky are the lights from Las Vegas, about 60 miles away.

This rock formation at Valley of Fire State Park is called “Elephant Rock” for obvious reasons.

This photograph is a 2 hour time lapse exposure to capture the star trails.  The rock formation is lit by a sliver of moon light.  Photograph was captured right outside my tent in the campsite at Valley of Fire State Park

The name of this photograph is “STOP”.  It was taken at the International Car Forest Of The Last Church, Goldfield

International Car Forest Of The Last Church, Goldfield

You don’t have to be a “car guy” to enjoy looking at and photographing all the vehicles located at the International Car Forest Of The Last Church, Goldfield

This black and white image is named “Moon Landing Gone Wrong”.   The landscape looks totally like a moonscape might look.  International Car Forest Of The Last Church, Goldfield

The clouds in this image add drama and mood to the scene.  International Car Forest Of The Last Church, Goldfield

I really liked the holes in the rock formation at the campsite at Valley Of Fire State Park.  The tent was set up with this photo in mind.   It is a 2 hour timelapse photograph.  The flash inside the tent was flashed 6 times on low power to illuminate the tent from the inside.  Star trails  were the result of the 2 hour time exposure.  The rock formation was lit up by moonlight.

The Little A’Le’Inn at Rachel Nevada is near the home of Area 51.  Part of the movie “Paul” was filmed here!  Locals have some really good stories to tell about what they have seen.

A towtruck hoists a UFO by the Little A’Le’Inn restaurant in Rachel Nevada. This place is close to Groom Lake, aka Area 51.  Part of the movie “Paul” was filmed at this location.  There is lots of memorabilia inside, including ice cold beer.  I’ve been here numerous times and have not seen any UFO’s or aliens.  The locals, however, have different stories to tell.

This mailbox used to be black, but now is painted white.  This is the road that leads to Groom Lake, aka  Area 51.  If the aliens don’t get you, the government will.  There are sensors all over the place.  Rachel, Nevada

Daytime, Las Vegas

Night time, Las Vegas

Abandoned car with a cactus growing out of it.  Downtown, Goldfield