More pics of the brilliant colors in Zion the last few weeks.
These images plus more are now 25% OFF till the end of this year as prints from my photography website Dawn2Dawn. Use Promo Code PRINTS25 at checkout to get the discount. I print these myself on an Epson 3880 Professional Ink Jet Printer. Each print is signed and dated. The prints can also be mounted and matted.
Marvelous! The tree with the red stone background is particularly interesting and I can almost hear the rushing river. 🙂
Thanks Eliza!
Your prospective and your work are stunning, absolutely stunning. I cannot believe more people are not here at this site. I was shocked to see how few liked this post. I was expecting hundreds! I was entranced by your angles, your framing, the coloring, how you put together each and every image. I know what it takes. It takes thought, deliberation, walking around to get the “feel”, setting the tripod up at the exact perfect height and angle. These are just incredible. I could stare at your work for many an hour and if I had more time I would!! Just wow!!!! <3
Thanks Amy! Thank you so much for the kind words.
My pleasure. I know I have been following you for a while but this is the first time I have seen one of your posts. Why, I have not a clue. Sometimes I skim so fast in my reader due to the volume of blogs I follow (don’t ask) and because I tend to get buried in comments at my blog and others as well. So I may have seen one of your posts but did not take time to really look. For that, I really apologize and truly wish I had more time to slow things down a bit to really enjoy my friends’ work. Your work is truly astounding!!! <3
Love those colors! We don’t have scenery like that in Florida.
Ah, what a delight for the eye, as always
Thank you for the fabulous tour! Will take the advantage of 25% off next week. 🙂
Thanks Amy!
Beautiful Shots!!! Southern Utah in fall is absolutely gorgeous!
Thank yo for sharing.
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you just solidified my reason for visiting zion national park this fall. the most incredible pictures!
Thanks for the nice comments. Second week in November is best for fall colors.
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