I didn’t get out as much as previous years but did capture some good ones, especially from autumn.
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Tag: Autumn
Fall Colors and Sandstone Rock Formations Collide at Zion Country
An aerial view of Cottonwood trees nearing peak color against the red rock formations just outside Zion National Park, Utah.
Drive Through Autumn
The leaves on the Aspens locally are leaving the area but it was a good autumn.
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Still Images Of Still Objects
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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Fall Colors Without Leaves?
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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Snow And Fall Colors
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.
What is Yellow, Orange, Red, Magenta, Apricot, Pineapple, Ochre, Ruby, Plum, Sage, Gold, Amber, Rust, Mustard and Peach? Here’s a hint.
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Aspen Forests From Above
It’s a mystery to me why some Aspens have full color and Aspens nearby have already lost their leaves but that’s nature. Filmed from above at the Kaibab National Forest in Northern Arizona.
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Back To The Future
A drive through. the Kaibab National Forest and North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park reveals new growth Aspen trees, old growth and recently fire-damaged in the park. The young Aspens at beginning of video grew after a fire there some 20 years ago. Lots of the old growth were not damaged but the Aspens inside the park were heavily damaged along with pines. The Aspens should start to bounce back in a few years and eventually look like the young Aspens at the start of this video in about 20 years.
A shout out to all those firefighters that fought to contain the devastating fire which also claimed the 100 year old Grand Canyon Lodge.
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Driving Through Fall Colors
It was quite a drive the other day, providing a ground level view.