Interstate 15 Arizona by Richardphotos
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I have wanted to get a picture in this area for a long time. it is not legal to stop, but I managed to do it with no ticket. I was far off the highway
this is a bad area, and has high winds frequently . there is no access to the highway from Arizona, so Utah and Nevada shares responsibility for accidents and policing. it is only about 15 miles long and cliffs on both sides for the majority of the 15 miles
Comments (19)
Very beautiful photo and landscape!
Quite the scenic route!
Splendid work.
Wow. That's incredible. Great shot! Really cool too. This reminds me of an area up on Interstate 81. But the sheer rock faces only go on for less than a mile probably. 81. It has to be the foggiest road in the world.
Wow, great capture!
Very impressive view!
very impressive cliffs the cars give a good sense of the scale of things
Very impressive cliffs, great shot. Thanks for the interesting info on this area!
Amazing highway, framed by impressive cliff, great shot, Richard !
very dry and large rocks !!! not really a resort !!!
Great POV on this one, Richard! Excellent capture!
awesome view and capture,Richard********
Looks like a dangerous road to me, nice shot :)
Great capture - the cars really do give a sense of the size of the cliffs
awesome
Freaky, scary and dangerous looking area Richard.
Thanks for taking the risk, this is a awesome picture !
good shot
very nice
For some reason this reminds me of the pod race in Star Wars Episode 1 where they were racing through the canyon, and the sandpeople were on top of the cliffs shooting at the racers.
Fantastic shot, Richard!