Lone Pine, Alabama Hills, California. 2020
Mount Whitney as shown during an absolute burner of a sunset taken in the Lone Pine area of California. The jagged peaks of this dramatic mountain creates immense character for all times of the day. During this sunset though, it reminds me of castle with storm clouds all around, like an impending doom looming. Mount Whitney's unique formations seem like something out of a story book or from lord of of the rings. The dark red clouds silhouetting the peaks of Whitney, showcasing each individual spire and peaks. Mount Whitney in California is the tallest peak in the lower 48 states of America.
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