Notch Trail Through Surreal Land Vertical

Piece description from the artist

A vertical photograph I captured along the Notch Trail at Badlands National Park looking the the hiking path towards the white limestone otherwordly rock formations. Located in South Dakota this one and a half mile hiking trail passes through an absolutely stunning, almost surreal landscape. Beautiful clouds drift in the blue sky above, while the rugged formations of mudrock, claystone, siltstone, and sandstone provide a feast of textures. The weathered surfaces almost look like concrete. A tree framed on the right helps give a natural frame.

I love how the pale trail creates a natural leading line drawing your eyes deeper into the landscape. The combination of unusual rock textures, blue sky, and rugged terrain gives this part of the Badlands an incredible sense of depth and character. This is near Interior, SD.

This photo was taken by Jennifer White with Timeless Moments Photography. All images are copyrighted Timeless Moments Photography/Jennifer White. All rights reserved.

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About Jennifer White

Ozark, MO

Jennifer White is a professional photographer from the Ozarks in Southwest Missouri, United States. She specializes in fine art and travel photography but also does real estate photography, portraits, weddings, commercial photos and more. In April 2018 she was internationally published in a woman's art magazine known as Women Art 278 based out of Germany, PracticeLink Magazine (winter 2022), and her 'Come On Spring Time' daffodil image was made into a USPS postage stamp (Jan 2023). She has also won various art contests online and locally. Her art and photography is sold world-wide. She enjoys traveling and showing the world the beauty in everything created by Lord through both nature and mankind.

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