Death Valley National Park, offers the visiting photographer a wide variety of opportunities. Whether you are a tourist seeking to record your first visit, or an advanced amateur looking to improve upon previous work, no other national park offers such a distinct variety of subjects. From the out-of-this-world Salt Flats of the Badwater area and The Devils Golf Course, to the alpine like conditions of Telescope Peak and its Bristle Cone Pine trees.  For those interested in geology, Death Valley has dozens of exposed alluvial fans and earthquake faults. At the northern end of the park,  Ubehebe Crater and The Race Track with its sliding rocks, afford more unique sights. If the human occupation of Death Valley interests you, a visit to Scotty's Castle or any of the numerous mine ruins scattered about the park, will be of interest.