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White Pocket- Part Three- Black and White
Read More: White Pocket- Part Three- Black and WhiteThese images and more are available for download or prints at What’s New at Dawn2Dawn Photography
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White Pocket Is Simply Amazing. First Of 3 Posts.
Read More: White Pocket Is Simply Amazing. First Of 3 Posts.I’ve been out there 4 or 5 times but the light approaching sunset was almost-perfect this time. White Pocket is an area in Vermilion Cliffs National Monument in Northern Arizona. It’s a difficult drive on sandy roads to get there, but well worth the struggle. One vehicle that only had 2-wheel drive got stuck in…
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Some More Surreal Clay Bed Images
Read More: Some More Surreal Clay Bed ImagesThe location for these clay beds is very close to my formerly somewhat secret spot of colorful clay beds.
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Frozen In Time- Vermilion Cliffs National Monument’s White Pocket
Read More: Frozen In Time- Vermilion Cliffs National Monument’s White PocketConstant erosion from wind and water over the last 200 million years have produced some sandstone oddities that are worth the effort to drive to. White Pocket is about 20 miles from any paved road so few venture to it. The Vermilion Cliffs National Monument is a place that deserves protection. See all my photos…
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This Ain’t No Ordinary Gulch!
Read More: This Ain’t No Ordinary Gulch!Buckskin Gulch along the Arizona/Utah border is the longest slot canyon in the United States. I’ve never completed the whole thing but just a few miles into this abyss is enough to gather some good images. I dragged some friends along who made for some pretty good models(No Royalties Due) and for a good sense…
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My Somewhat Secret Spot
Read More: My Somewhat Secret SpotMy friend and fellow WP blogger Kelly Guymon and I visited the Coyote Buttes area Sunday along the Arizona/Utah border, home of The Wave and other geological anomalies. One spot we checked out were some colorful clay beds that not many people know about. They are hidden. But when we got to the secluded trail…
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May Showers Bring June Flowers at South Coyote Buttes
Read More: May Showers Bring June Flowers at South Coyote ButtesI’ve been out to South Coyote Buttes 5 or 6 times but never experienced the blooming desert wildflowers on display. We’ve had quite a bit of rain this spring and it shows, even in the desert. South Coyote Buttes is on the Arizona/Utah border and is about 2o miles from the nearest paved highway. …
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Surreal Yellow Rock
Read More: Surreal Yellow RockYellow Rock at The Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument in Southern Utah is yellow but also red, magenta, gold, orange, lime, blue, purple, rust, maroon, amber, tangerine, pink, scarlet, black, azure, brass, bronze, rose, brown, plum, sepia, mustard, sapphire, turquoise, peach, myrtle and even zucchini! Yellow Rock is difficult to find and very difficult to…
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Photo Of The Week- Pyramids in Utah?
Read More: Photo Of The Week- Pyramids in Utah?The remote and rough Cottonwood Canyon Road weaves its way for 47 miles through The Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument in Southern Utah. Do NOT attempt to drive this road under wet conditions. You won’t make it. I did it a few weeks ago on a hot and sunny day and found this scene that resembles…