Monument Valley, Arizona
The Monument Valley, at the AZ-UT border, has all the characteristics of the historical western US. Desert, wind, crows, Indian tribes…these are the keywords.
![Walking on a street in San Juan, after dinner.](/images/photography/full/DSC01194.jpg)
It all starts with this symbolic view.
![On the beach at night.](/images/photography/full/DSC01253.jpg)
Majestic rock pinnacles. Residues after millions of years of erosion and weathering.
![San Juan.](/images/photography/full/DSC01266.jpg)
More rock pinnacles.
![San Juan.](/images/photography/full/DSC01295.jpg)
Tree stumps and rock pinnacles.
![San Juan.](/images/photography/full/DSC01301.jpg)
Rock pinnacles.
![San Felipe del Morro Fortress, a 16th-century citadel.](/images/photography/full/DSC01306.jpg)
Driving through the rock pinnacles.
![San Felipe del Morro Fortress.](/images/photography/full/DSC01259.jpg)
More rock pinnacles.
![Near San Felipe del Morro Fortress.](/images/photography/full/DSC01241.jpg)
Inside the visitor center.
![Near San Felipe del Morro Fortress.](/images/photography/full/DSC01328.jpg)
A dead tree in the desert.