I actually got up at 4:45am to make the 2 hour drive to Bryce Canyon National Park in time for sunrise. (Not a morning person). A fresh blanket of snow was a motivation for me.
Michael Andrew Just
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Annual Winter Visit To Bryce
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15 responses to “Annual Winter Visit To Bryce”
Numbers two and three are great- nice work!
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Thanks Like!
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Is your camera attached to a drone or something? Your photos are always magnificent, but I can’t figure out how you manage to get some of them & these are a prime example.
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Thanks Jeanne. I was standing at the top of Bryce Canyon and looking down into it so it looks like a was above it.
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Amazing! I could have sworn you had one of those drones or something, but I didn’t think the camera that came with them were very good.
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Yes, I don’t think the drone cameras are great and it’s illegal to operate a drone in a national park. Big fines!
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I had no idea it they were illegal in national parks, but can understand why they would be.
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Looks like your early rising was worth it. Beautiful photos!
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Thanks Katelon! I’m not a morning person but the 17 degree air got me going plus the views.
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Spectacular, Mike! Thanks for braving the cold and snow to bring us these beauties!
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Thanks Eliza. Usually in January, Bryce would be around zero degrees but Thursday it was around 20, manageable. It’s at high elevation(8,000 feet)
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Hello (from Paris – France)
I’m just going to your website and see wonderful pictures from a contry fabulous.
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Absolutely stunning!
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I feel your pain but that sunrise shot is a jewel!
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