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Believe it or not, I was not attempting to photograph the UPS truck…
Drive by Photography:
The rules for Drive By Photography are simple.
1. Take a photo while the car is moving.
2. The car must be going at least 60 MPH when the photo is taken.
3. No slowing down.
Drive By Photography: Arizona
The rules for Drive By Photography are simple.
1. Take a photo while the car is moving.
2. The car must be going at least 60 MPH when the photo is taken.
3. No slowing down.
Drive by Photography: Arizona
The rules for Drive By Photography are simple.
1. Take a photo while the car is moving.
2. The car must be going at least 60 MPH when the photo is taken.
3. No slowing down.
Day 2 (Continued): From Tucson to Las Vegas!! Route
After our quick trip to the donut shop, we proceeded to Phoenix. Mind it’s still pretty early during this part of the journey, only around 6 AM when we finally get on the outskirts of Tucson. There’s a reason this region is.. rather well known for it’s large and particularly spectacular cactus plants. This is why:
Day 2: El Paso, Texas to Las Vegas, Nevada Route
Having survived the lightening storm from Day 1 without destruction of vehicle, we continued on through New Mexico, Arizona, and Nevada. Whew.
New Mexico… not much in the way of photos. It was kind of dark, you see. And by dark I mean pitch black middle of nowhere without any 18 Wheelers beside us since they had all (sensibly) pulled over for the night. We did love the signs proclaiming “WARNING SUDDEN DUST STORMS! DO NOT STOP!” every few miles, however. That was not so amusing. Rather concerning actually. Fortunately
It was just outside of Tucson Arizona when the sky began to lighten and we could see that while we’d driven through New Mexico, mountains had begun to creep up on us…
Sunrise outside of Tucson, Arizona.. Did anyone order some mountains with a side of highway haze?
Arizona, Near, Nevada, New Mexico
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Arizona, New Mexico, Rural
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