The novel The Sheltering Sky by Paul Bowles details a desert—the Sahara in trans-Atlas Morocco—that is anything but comfortable and sheltering, at least to foreigners. It’s true the desert can seem forbidding, but out at night with the stars and a few companions, the sky indeed seems sheltering.
I made this image from the rear of the formation known as “Lady Boot Arch,” facing north, in the Alabama Hills of the Eastern Sierra in California.
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Kelly Cannon
30 Oct 2017Hey Harold, great shot! Thanks for the class — I enjoyed shooting with you and learned a lot.
Harold Davis
30 Oct 2017Thanks Kelly, I appreciate it…and am enjoying “Black Out”…Very best wishes, Harold
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