The Bonneville Salt Flats stretch endlessly across western Utah, creating a vast white (sometimes grey) landscape that feels almost otherworldly. The ground reflects the sky, blurring the line between earth + horizon. With nothing but open space in every direction, the setting feels quiet, minimal, + surreal. It’s a place that strips everything back + makes even the smallest moments feel powerful.

Utah’s pink lake, part of the Great Salt Lake, gets its blush tones from salt-loving algae + bacteria that thrive in the highly saline water. Depending on the light + season, the lake shifts from soft pastel pinks to deeper rose hues. The contrast between the pink water, white salt crust, + wide-open sky feels surreal and striking. It’s a quiet, otherworldly landscape that looks almost dreamlike in photos.

The Utah State Capitol sits on a hill overlooking Salt Lake City, with sweeping views of the city + the Wasatch Mountains beyond. Its grand white marble exterior + neoclassical design give it a timeless, stately presence. Inside, the building feels light and airy, with tall columns, ornate details, + expansive hallways. The setting blends history, architecture, + landscape in a way that feels both elegant + grounded.