It’s a Navajo Indian term meaning “too many washes”. That it has. I wasn’t able to get too close to the canyon from Coal Mine Canyon, but I used my 400 mm telephoto lens and a 2x extender to get these two shots from about 3 miles away. I did try hiking along the rim of Coal Mine Canyon to get closer but encountered thick mud and side canyons. I’ve since learned that there is a dirt road that can get you pretty close to Ha Ho No Geh Canyon in Northern Arizona.
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7 responses to “Ha Ho No Geh Canyon”
Spectacular!
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400 mm telephoto lens and a 2x extender! Incredible landscape images!
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Thsanks Amy. I don’t use that extender too much but it worked out. I had the camera and lens mounted to a tripod, used Mirror Lockup, and a 10 second timer.
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beautiful!
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Amazing as usual. I have a question for you. This summer I am planning to drive out to Santa Fe, possibly camping, would you know what month would be the best? Thank you. Cornelia
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Hi Cornelia. Santa Fe is pretty high in elevation so I would say July or August would be warm but not too hot. I also believe monsoons probably go thru there in the summer which are tremendous thunderstorms that make for great photos!
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Thank you so much Michael, I knew I am asking a pro…. Cornelia
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