It finally rained at Zion National Park yesterday after a month of parched earth. Things come alive when it pours and it really poured. Waterfalls appear and rising fog adds atmosphere. The Virgin River at The Narrows was closed due to a flow rate of 787 CFS, which is cubic feet per second.
I’m glad you were there to take these beautiful and unique shots!
Wow!!
Wow! Amazing shots!
There’s something very Asian about that first image. They all have a moody feeling to them.
I think it’s those somewhat bare trees.
Great set what I would give to play in that studio 🙂
Thanks Scott. I am fortunate to live in the Southern Utah/Northern Arizona area
Those vertical images of the misty cliffs are absolutely killer!
Thanks Jackson. Those conditions didn’t last long as that fog was lifting quickly
The shrouded mountain shots are fantastic, Mike – wowza!
Thanks Eliza. Happy 1,000!
Thank you, Mike!
These are spectacular- really like the work this week with the moody atmosphere and storm clouds.