Hoover Dam's massive stone structure dominates the desert landscape.
A long-shot view of the front side of the Hoover Dam. The dam is very large, and it is made up of light brown stone. The bottom portion of it is narrow, but as it goes up, it gets wider. Underneath the bottom portion of the dam, there is a formation of three rectangles. The rectangle along the middle runs horizontally, and connected to each side of it are two other rectangles that run vertically, and the top portion of these stones is white. Running up are two dark brown rock formations that are located close to the stone rectangles that run along the bottom. Behind the yellow dam, rich, dark blue water can be seen, and on the left and right sides of the river, there are dark brown rock formations that are smooth along the top. The sky is clear and light blue, and it can only be seen along the top. Everything is being lit up by the sun as it is daytime.