Three Sisters at Night Big Bend serving as a corridor for

serving as a corridor for wildlife

At the time it was made

adapted to extreme temperature swings and limited water

The Eye of Alabama Hills arch is one of those formations that rewards slowing down

Three Sisters at Night Big Bend serving as a corridor forSuperstition Mountains, Arizona This photograph was made in the Superstition Mountains at night, looking toward the Three Sisters formation. The desert had fully settled by then. Wind dropped, temperatures fell, and the landscape shifted into something slower and quieter. Unlike the dramatic Milky Way core that rises in the southern and southeastern sky, this view faces roughly west. From this direction, the core never appears above the formation.