Towering Tent Rock Structures, Or Kasha-Katuwe, Formed Of Ash And Pumice From Ancient Volcanic Eruptions, Tower Over the Surrounding Slot Canyons As They Are Warmed By The Late Afternoon Sun At Tent Rocks National Monument In North Central New Mexico, USA. Wide Angle Lens Selection Allows The Entire Scene To Be Recorded Even At Close Distance. Showing Five Different Focal Planes/Landmasses At Varying Distances From The Camera Increases The Perception Of Depth Of Field In This Stunning Commercial Landscape Photograph By Brian Buckner Photography, Shreveport, Louisiana.