Tacos toño or even better is taqueria Los reyes (homemade everything)

A place in town called Mary's tacos or something like that was good, decent margaritas too.

Reminds me of the giant skulls in Nausicaa: Valley of the Wind

Street vendor.

I’m from the Canadian prairies and visiting Joshua Tree National Park made me feel like I stepped back in time. It felt totally alien compared to what I’m used to.

I also managed to get a shot like this, with no people in it, but yours is a lot nicer!

Ok - where had the best tacos? Or best tortillas? I'm planning a trip!

Was just here a few days ago. Really cool park! The landscape seems otherworldly, it's beautiful.

Looks like a Henry Moore sculpture

was gonna say the same thing. Been there a couple times and it's usually crawling with people.

It's one of my favorite trails. I actually had to Google on whether or not there was also a John Irving trail. Did you happen to find any of the secret benches? There's one about halfway before the split and another one about a half mile above Fern canyon.

This is just the nose of a sleeping giant.

Lion King*

Whoopsies, you are correct and my bad!

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I was there in 2019, it was basically empty. Few peope in sight. Sometimes noone.

This looks almost identical to the basic background on my Google pixel 2. Pretty cool looking

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Sony A7rii camera body, 24mm F/1.4 G Master Lens, uncompressed RAW files. This image is bracketed 2.0EV 3 images to increase the scene’s dynamic range.

Looks unreal.

I need to be here

What camera and lens?

Great shot. I was just there and was shocked by how many people drive up, take a pic here, and move on. The path around Skull Rock is SO MUCH MORE than just this rock. Countless other formations rival this, but they require effort (a 1.7-mile loop hike), and there isn't a sign pointing directly at them. I have no idea why this particular rock became so popular, but I can only guess it is because of social media. If you want to see "faces, animals, etc." in the rock formations, stay at Jumbo Rocks campground and take the trail from there or wander around in one of the best national parks there is (well, top 10 at least).

You caught it in very good light.

Thanks! This was a bit of a last minute shot with minimal planning so I was stoked to catch them right over the Grand Teton