Monsoon season has begun with full force at Marble Canyon which is in Grand Canyon National Park and precedes The Grand Canyon. These images were shot from above in the Kaibab National Forest, Arizona at a cool elevation of about 9,000 feet.
Storm after storm passed by my secluded campsite in the Kaibab National Forest. This site overlooks Marble Canyon and the area north of the Grand Canyon. These images and more are available as prints or downloadable files for personal use at Dawn2Dawn Photography
Storm clouds pass over Marble Canyon at Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona.
I got brave last week and ventured out to the edge of this point that looks toward Marble Canyon and the Grand Canyon. I set up my camera on a tripod and set the timer to release the shutter every 15 seconds. That was as far as I got to the edge! Looked like a 2,000 foot drop below.
Of the Grand Canyon that is. Warm air and water vapor doubling as fog will rise from the bottom of the Grand Canyon during the rainy monsoon season. I just have to get up early enough.
The fog rises from the bottom of the Grand Canyon at Timp Point, Kaibab National Forest, Arizona
Fog rises from the bottom of the Grand Canyon at Timp Point,, Kaibab National Forest, Arizona
