If you flashback to yesterday I made it quite clear that I did not capture any interesting images in Bombay Beach…as I went through yesterday’s shoot I realized I wasn’t quite being honest. When we first rolled up on Bombay Beach, along the eastern shore of the Salton Sea, we were met with flooded streets, especially against the berm. As we pulled up to the flooded waters we noticed an abandoned rowboat sitting in what used to be the front lawn of a burnt out double-wide.
Maybe I would have been better off using the rowboat rather than wading through knee high water to get to the entrance of the Bombay Beach Ruins. Definitely would have made the car ride back to the North Shore a lot more comfortable.
Sean Scanlon is a travel and landscape photographer based in Southern California, home to an amazing array of photographic wonders. He has traveled the world, journeyed on long and desolate desert roads, and spent many cold and shivering mornings waiting for the sun to rise while his partner in life, Andree, wonders what in the world she is doing up at 4am in the morning. His photographs have been presented on museum walls in Melbourne, Australia and countless numbers of family and friends.
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Great pic,,,,that shows some dedications (and some patience from Andree)