Davit Clapp photographer has spent time in remote areas of the US to record strange scenes with many people.
The dawn shines on strange shaped clay in the region of Ah-Shi-Sle-Pah, Farmington, New Mexico.
David Clapp has visited many places like Arizona, Utah, Nevada and New Mexico.In the picture, a person stands on the rocks in White Pocket, Arizona.
The 45-year-old photographer hopes that when viewing these photos, people will feel like they're on another planet.White Pocket at night had wild, cold weather.
The scene that appears in the photo is very rich, as a White Pocket flashlight holder (left photo), or Lower Antelope gorge in Page, Arizona.
A small trench in the Valley of Fire National Park, Nevada, has pink bands that feel like they're moving through space.
The huge area of the desert makes photographers have to walk many days to reach different locations.In the picture, the moon image shines down White Pocket, Arizona.
South Coyote Buttes in Utah in the sunrise.
Clapp tried to find shooting angles that made the scene surreal.
At night, the temperature drops below 0 degrees C, making it difficult for photographers.
Photograph of the area called "brainstorm" in White Pocket, Arizona state.
The sunrise on the sandstone in South Coyote Buttes is like the scene in the Star Wars movie.
In remote areas, the starry sky is brighter because of no light pollution.
Impressive sandstone in Kanab, Utah (left) and Lower Antelope gorge in Page, Arizona (right).
The view of White Pocket, Arizona, in the dawn, with strong contrast between white and red colors.
The striking sandstone area on the Milky Way in South Coyote Buttes, Kanab, Utah.
White Pocket with cracked ground makes viewers feel like they're on Mars.
A desert yucca tree in White Sand National Memorial, Alamogordo, New Mexico state.
