There’s a place in Zion National Park that few people venture. It is accessed along the Chinle Trail that is not well-known. Over the years that I’ve hiked the trail, I’ve noticed some clay beds a few hundred yards off the beaten path but didn’t think they presented much of a photo op. I finally decided to check it out and I’m glad I did!
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This is great. Nature with colours fascinating. Wonderful photographs, Thank You, love, nia
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I’m glad you did, too! Beautiful place. Thanks for sharing it, Mike.
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Beautiful hike and photos.
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Nicely abstract.
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Arresting colours and textures.
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I like the textures. That ground is very hard, I was able to walk on some of the less colorful spots without damaging the ground at all.
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wow those colors are truly amazing. The 4th picture from top down, I can see so many faces in that texture, can you see it too?
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Yes Cornelia, I do see those faces!
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Lovely!! Glad you checked it out.
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Wonderful series.
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Amazing color palette. Thanks for sharing.
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Love these photographs. The more I see of this place the more I want to go.
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The close-ups of the ground are spectacular!
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