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Joshua Tree National Park has always been one of my favorite places in the world to make photographs. It’s only a three hour drive from where I grew up and the light is always amazing there. In college, most of my final year work was made there. The landscape is like another planet. Driving south through the park from the 29 Palms Entrance is my usual way on starting, but this time we drove in at the Northwest entrance, zig-zagging southeast through the terrain.
It’s been awhile. I’ve been away in Korea traveling and got really busy with shoots this week. Here are more images from around Palm Springs. Places of interest here are the Cabazon dinosaurs, the Agua Caliente Indian Canyons, the Palm Springs Visitor Center, and a few finds along the way. I’ve been photographing that same EAT sign and all its changes and renovations since I was a kid.
These are images from last week’s road trip in and around Palm Springs and Yucca Valley, California through the desert. Notable spots along the route here are the Coachella Valley Preserve, the Integratron, CA-247, and the 29 Palms Highway. I didn’t think a Chevy Cobalt rental would hold up to my constant pulling over but it did. After I get back from Seoul and Tokyo, I’ll post some more selects.
Keren and I took a roadtrip down Highway 1 in California a few weeks ago. We started near San Francisco and headed south through Monterey, Salinas, and Carmel and ended up in Big Sur. These are some photos from the trip.
All images copyright James Ryang 2009
Itineraries are never followed on these, but I’m really wanting to set a course eastward and northbound.
