Month: August 2018
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Storms Are The Norm Here Right Now
In the height of the monsoon season, I was able to capture the scene last evening as a huge storm penetrated the area adjacent to Zion National park, Utah
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What Is A Hoodoo?
hoo·doo ˈho͞oˌdo͞o/ noun noun: hoodoo voodoo; witchcraft. a run of bad luck associated with a person or activity. plural noun: hoodoos “when is this hoodoo going to end?” a person or thing that brings or causes bad luck. North American a column or pinnacle of weathered rock. “a towering sandstone hoodoo” verb verb: hoodoo; 3rd […]
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Word Of The Day #18
Tremulous: adjective- nervous, trembling, timid, sensitive His tremulous demeanor was not beneficial for public speaking
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One Amazing Light Show
With monsoonal storms passing through Southern Utah, you never know what you may encounter. I think this was a close encounter of the best kind! Clouds obscured the setting sun, setting up a dance of light and sunbeams that provided a visual feast.
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More Monsoonal Madness
Thunder and lightning storms ravaged the area Saturday evening. I drove to this area to go mountain biking but grabbed my camera instead. This storm struck St. George and Las Vegas unmercifully. I caught the tail end as it headed southwest.
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Bryce Canyon, Hoodoos And The Milky Way
From Friday’s New Moon Phase. Clouds did pass through the area but parted just enough to get these shots. Thanks Moses!
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Word Of The Day #16
Feckless: weak, irresponsible, lacking initiative His feckless attitude will cost him his job in the end.
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Word Of The Day #15
Equanimous: əˈkwänəməs/ even, balanced It was difficult to remain equanimous in the face of such preposterous impertinence.
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Southwest Sunset
After finishing my early evening mountain bike through the desert sagebrush, I relaxed to another beautiful sunset as storm clouds passed.
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