As a followup to yesterday’s video of Goosenecks State Park. https://dawn2dawnphotography.me/?p=19216






As a followup to yesterday’s video of Goosenecks State Park. https://dawn2dawnphotography.me/?p=19216






Located in Southern Utah near Mexican Hat and Monument Valley, the park is aptly named as the San Juan River has carved a masterpiece over millions of years. The park can only be really appreciated from above in order to grasp the twists and turns the river makes. I don’t think I truly captured all of its reach so a return trip will be forthcoming.
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While the other mesas in the area were covered in fresh snow, nearby Hurricane Mesa had to only deal with fog.



I didn’t get out as much as previous years but did capture some good ones, especially from autumn.
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An aerial view of Cottonwood trees nearing peak color against the red rock formations just outside Zion National Park, Utah.
From last week’s lingering fall colors near Zion National Park, Utah. Fall colors are starting to hit the lower elevations of Zion this week and it’s a totally different look. Stay tuned.
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I caught the remnants of the fall colors at Kaibab National Forest in Northern Arizona. The Aspens were pretty much leafless as a recent storm with lots of rain and high winds caused this.
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You get two seasons for the price of one. Dixie National Forest near Cedar City, Utah, received a few inches of fresh snow the other day on top of the autumn colors already present. The elevation at this spot is around 8 to 9,000 feet and the temperature was 39 degrees F at midday.
This forest fire took place this past summer and destroyed the Grand Canyon Lodge. This footage from this week, is from the adjacent Kaibab National Forest where I would escape 4-5 times every summer to beat the Southern Utah heat. The visit was emotional, camping won’t be the same. I would relax and listen to Science Friday every Friday from a nearby radio station.
Many thanks to the brave men and women who fought this fire for months. The cleanup is ongoing.
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