The Landscapes of Joshua Tree / by Adrian Galli

Joshua Tree National Park is considered one of the most awe-inspiring locations in the United States. The desert has a certain energy to it — silent, sometime hot, sometimes cool, objects that feel so close but are likely far away. But one of the most stunning observations is the shear uniqueness of each rock formation.

Sometimes only a few hundred meters from each other, they can looks as though the Earth has faces and moods, perhaps even happy and welcoming one to journey forward, while others a jagged, inhospitable fury of ancient geology.