Rainbow con Vista parcial a la luz Solar Eclipse - Fotografía de stock

The Valley of Fire is a 46,000-acre State Park, famous for its unique rock formations, red sandstone cliffs, and petroglyphs. Rainbow Vista is a viewpoint that offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape, with vibrant colors ranging from reds and oranges to yellows and pinks. The unique sandstone formations have been eroded by wind and water over millions of years, creating a variety of interesting shapes and textures. On May 20, 2012 there was an annular solar eclipse that was visible from the Valley of Fire. The sun formed a ring around the moon; a spectacular phenomenon to view. As the sun passed behind the moon, the land around the area acquired an other-worldly glow, providing the opportunity to capture some brightly colored and radiant scenes. This scene was photographed at the Rainbow Vista in Valley of Fire State Park, near Overton, Nevada, USA.