A vast desert valley with a dry lakebed is seen from a rocky, shrub-covered mountain peak under a cloudy sky.

DEATH VALLEY LANDSCAPES

Aguereberry Point, September 2001

High-resolution, digitally-mastered desert compositions, exclusively obtained from Death Valley National Park, are now being offered to the public for sale (online; and later, at "thy Death Valley House").

A vast desert landscape with a dark blue lake in the foreground, leading to snow-capped mountains under a clear blue sky.

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Dante's View, January 2005

A wide landscape view of a desert foreground with green shrubs and dark rocks, leading to snow-capped mountains under a blue sky with white clouds.

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The Mighty Panamints from Darwin Plateau, April 2019

A vast field of purple flowers stretches towards sand dunes and rugged mountains under a blue sky.

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Eureka Dunes, April 2005

A wide landscape shows a dark, rocky foreground with sparse bushes, leading to a green plain and snow-capped mountains under a blue sky with white clouds.

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Last Chance Range & Ubehebe Volcanic Formation, January 2005

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PUBLICATION ANNOUNCEMENT!

My Autobiography the Prequel: Volume 1, the Conception of “thy Death Valley House” for Beatty, Nevada

This is the first of a three-volume memoir in the author’s provocative “tell-all” journey to feature the artistic side of the human condition…by Martin J. Blahnik, MD, the “Desert Doc”.

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Two blue books titled "My Autobiography the Prequel" with a desert landscape illustration float against a gray background.

The giant fig tree was photographed in Beverly Hills, California,  by the author, with graphic repurposing to represent the Blahnik Family Tree.  On the trunk of the fig tree, there is the year 1482, the first year of the author’s family name from today’s Czech Republic. The man, the books, and the crest are graphics included in materials about the Blahnik genealogy. The desert holly was in the   scene of a Death Valley grand landscape taken with 4×5 large-format   photography in March 2001. The desert valley comes from William   Lewis Manly’s 1894 publication Death Valley in ’49.
All graphic work by the author.