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What Do High-Color, Closeups, Raindrops and Abstractness Have In Common
Read More: What Do High-Color, Closeups, Raindrops and Abstractness Have In CommonThey are the by-products of a rainy day at the 13th Annual Wildflower Festival at Cedar Breaks National Monument in Southern Utah.
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The Under Rated and Under Appreciated Cedar Breaks
Read More: The Under Rated and Under Appreciated Cedar BreaksCedar Breaks National Monument in Southern Utah doesn’t get the pub and hype that nearby Bryce Canyon and Zion National Parks gets. But it has unique charm and the annual Wildflower Festival every July (Wildflower Post Coming Soon).
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One Electric Night ………….
Read More: One Electric Night ………….Thursday night in Southern Utah saw many a thunder and lightning storm pass through the landscape. I hadn’t witnessed this many bolts of electricity since I moved here 8 years ago. My friend and photography protege Ali Erdmann and I just sat there with our cameras on tripods, positioned to capture the light show. Her…
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More Monsoonal Time Lapse Video
Read More: More Monsoonal Time Lapse VideoIt’s only 38 seconds. Watch at Hi Def at full screen
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Some Really Billowy Storm Clouds
Read More: Some Really Billowy Storm CloudsThese clouds reach far into the sky and are forerunners of monsoonal storms to come.
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Zion Time Lapse Video
Read More: Zion Time Lapse VideoMonsoon season has arrived in Southern Utah which means the cerulean skies have given way to killer clouds and torrents of rain. Watch in HiDef at Full Screen. Music by Tensnake and can be purchased at iTunes
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Chairs Stacked On A Barbed-Wire Fence
Read More: Chairs Stacked On A Barbed-Wire FenceSaw this the other day out in the country of Southern Utah. There’s a message there I think. Can you guess what it may be? It definitely is a chairful scene!
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Zion’s Hop Valley
Read More: Zion’s Hop ValleyLittle-traveled Hop Valley in Zion National Park is an enigma wrapped around a riddle. It’s sublime but also bewitching. The valley itself is flat but ringed by distorted rock formations that left me with a smile on my face along with a frown. Evil storm clouds hovering nearby added to the carnival. …
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The Zion Mt. Carmel Tunnel
Read More: The Zion Mt. Carmel TunnelThe tunnel was built in 1930 and is 1.1 miles long. On the day the tunnel was dedicated, all 48 governors of the United States were in attendance (There were only 48 states at the time). Getting all the governors to agree on anything will probably never happen again. I’ve seen just about any type…
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Some More Zion Milky Way Images
Read More: Some More Zion Milky Way ImagesFrom Zion’s National Park’s Eastside including the famous “Bonsai Tree”