Paw Hole is an area at South Coyote Buttes that is part of Vermilion Cliffs National Monument, Arizona. Its unusual sandstone rock formations are a photographer’s playland.
Michael Andrew Just
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11 responses to “Paw Hole”
I don’t know what happened in Utah millions of years ago, but it must have been scary as hell at the time.
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Your photos are amazingly beautiful! South Coyote Buttes is on my list for when I travel to Southern Utah again.
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Such amazing formations, which remind me somehow of an area in Turkey, called Kappadokia
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The layers, lines and textures are really interesting. Amazing monuments!
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Less than an hour NE of Las Vegas is Valley of Fire that has rock formations called Beehives. They look a lot like Paw Hole.
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I really believe that these images are better than being there… It should be on NG travel series. Thank you so much, Michael!
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Reminds me of the Bungle Bungles in Australia….. https://keyimagephotographers.wordpress.com/2016/02/18/are-you-thinking-like-an-ant/
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Yes it does!
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Those formations are incredible, Michael! Wonderful shots– the colors, lines and shapes are fascinating.
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Thanks jane
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Great shots of an interesting place! I love sandstone formations. The best I can find in Big Bend are the so-called hoodoos. These are quite enjoyable.
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