hoo·doo
ˈho͞oˌdo͞o/
noun
noun: hoodoo
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voodoo; witchcraft.
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a run of bad luck associated with a person or activity.plural noun: hoodoos“when is this hoodoo going to end?”
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a person or thing that brings or causes bad luck.
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North Americana column or pinnacle of weathered rock.“a towering sandstone hoodoo”
verb
verb: hoodoo; 3rd person present: hoodoos; past tense: hoodooed; past participle: hoodooed; gerund or present participle: hoodooing
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bewitch.
“she’s hoodooed you”
I’m going to go with the #2 noun definition. After all, that’s what I saw early Saturday morning at Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah
Never heard of a hoodoo, but I have seen them. It feels like I am looking at a city, tall castles built of sand. Stunning pics 🙂
Good observation. They do have a look of a lost city now eroding
#6 has magical lighting.
Yes, the hoodood in that image appear to be translucent
Those are gorgeous!
Bryce Canyon is a very unique place. I have very fond memories of our visit to this magical place in 2009. The light in Bryce makes magic. We were there in October which allowed us to it with snow which was also very special. Nice pics. (Suzanne)
Thanks Suzanne
I love Bryce Canyon and your wonderful photos! Morning light is awesome there-great captures! I only hope I can get back there and hike back up from the bottom.
Thanks. I did hike to the bottom and used my smart phone to get some pics. Those to follow soon
I love your hoodoo photos. The lighting is wonderful. I can’t get enough of Bryce Canyon!
Thanks Caroline. I woke up from my tent around 6am to get these
Thanks for sharing your photos and reminding me how much I love Bryce Canyon and the Hoodoos. Got to get back there.
Great Bryce Canyon images! We have lots of hoodoos (the second definition) throughout the southwest. Bryce may have the highest concentration of them though.
I just spent today at Bryce! I hope some of my images turned out nicely, as yours certainly did.