Mojave Desert, California - 35.047392, -115.403574 The Mojave Desert is a deeply meaningful place. I shot these images at the end of a long journey exploring a series of canyons. Sitting on a cliff, looking across a deep valley I watched the sun settle behind an undulating partition of mountains. I wrote the musical accompaniment to evoke the feeling of searching through an unfamiliar landscape, sending out signals and listening for a response. 420 - Influence of plant medicines on my work
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