Sacred Land (December 2025) Across America, reservation land stands strong as a place for native people to continue living their life with as much or little influence from western culture as they want. This photo was made in northern Arizona, on the Navajo land that covers much of the region. Only a few hundred people get to stand here every year, as a Navajo guide is required to visit this location. Locked gates precent you or I from driving around this area. Access is dictated by the Navajo Nation law, and these people are kind enough the share that access with the general public, as long as they can come show you the right way to appreciate their land. Thank you to Shaye for showing me this incredible view. I grant CCO rights if this photo is selected for the 6529 Network Museum. I used a Canon R5, and 24-105mm lens to create this photo. It was edited in Adobe Lightroom only, with no Photoshop used here - basic adjustments, color correction, and light were all edited in the image.