Cedar Breaks National Monument in Southern Utah is often called the mini-Bryce. Similar to Bryce Canyon National Park but not quite as hoodooish(New Word).
Erosion and time have shaped the sandstone landscape at Cedar Breaks National Monument in Southern Utah, USA
Beautiful layers of time, I love the red sandstone. In the first shot, it looks like a cluster of buildings, a ruin of an ancient city.
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Thanks Eliza.I was amazed how those sandstone shapes appear right away from the forest. You are really going to like the wildflower shots I also got at Cedar Breaks, to follow soon.
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Looking forward to it!
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Captivating photos! Cedar Breaks should be a national park.
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So beautiful. I’ll have to check that place out when I make it back to St. George. How far is it from SG?
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It’s about an hour and half drive from SG. 21 miles east of Cedar City!
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Nature is a great artist, beautiful photographs
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Thanks George!
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I like all the colors you captured with these shots.
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Thanks Tippy!
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Wow! Awesome views here. Were you shooting from your private helicopter, Michael? 🙂
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Thanks Amy! No, but the viewpoints were like the Grand Canyon, close to the edge with rails!
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Michael, I haven’t been to any of these places and I enjoy seeing your beautiful photography of these areas so much. Hopefully one day I will see all this amazing scenery for myself.
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Maybe we should have a Word Press convention here. Glad you enjoyed.
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Now wouldn’t that be fun!
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Thank you for sharing your beautiful work. Today after a doggie photography session, I needed to look at some fantastic nature photography, you made my day.
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Thanks Cornelia. Glad you enjoyed
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amazing!
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