Tag: red rock
Hiking in Bryce Canyon
Many folks drive to Bryce Canyon National Park, and drive to each of the overlooks. Often, the photos they take are the typical tourist “here’s Mom standing in... Read More
The Bridgegate
Seen from another perspective, this apparent bridge is actually a gate in a wall that looks like it was part of a castle. I might process and upload... Read More
The Pyramid
I have a lot of fun naming rock formations I see in various locations in Utah. Some of them already have names, and if I like the name,... Read More
Bryce Canyon Hiking Trail
Here you see one of many hiking trails in the canyon below. From my perspective, this is not truly a canyon, more like cliffs. But “Bryce Cliffs” does... Read More
Storm Over Bryce Canyon
The dark skies somehow enhance the rich color of the sandstone as we await a downpour while visiting Bryce Canyon in 1994. This photo – from my film... Read More
Monument Valley Sunset
Photo taken at sunset from the Visitors Center The best way to see Monument Valley is to hire a Navajo guide to take you on a jeep trip... Read More
More than “Just Red”
Brilliant white and many other colors are seen in Bryce Canyon While much of Utah is called “red rock country,” there are many colors besides red. Brilliant yellows,... Read More
Double Red from Down Canyon
Double Red Reflection in Bryce Canyon, 1994 The canyon looks quite different from below, walking the trails. Rather than looking down on amazing formations a long way away,... Read More