Images And Videos By Michael Andrew Just
A quick trip to Bryce Canyon to capture snow-covered hoodoos ended in disappointment as the foggy conditions obscured the canyon of hoodoos below but left 4-5 inched of fresh snow above the rim. I guess it’s best to visit just after the storm has passed which I normally do. See past image. Watch in HiDef…
A quick trip to Bryce Canyon to capture snow-covered hoodoos ended in disappointment as the foggy conditions obscured the canyon of hoodoos below but left 4-5 inched of fresh snow above the rim. I guess it’s best to visit just after the storm has passed which I normally do. See past image.
Watch in HiDef at full screen. Music is Oysters in May by Tosca
Thanks for taking us along on the drive through, Michael. The last shot made me smile, as I highly doubt that the sign was accurate, given all of the moisture from the snow.
Thanks Terry😁 Not sure how often they change that sign but we’ve received a lot of precipitation this autumn.
I’ve always wanted to see Bryce dusted in snow. The snowy hoodoo photo is beautiful!
Bryce is amazing just after a fresh snow. That photo was from the middle of winter when it’s colder.
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