Tag: Navajo tribal land

• Coalmine Canyon

  

  Coalmine Canyon in Northern Arizona straddles the Navajo and Hopi Indian Reservations. Both claim Coalmine Canyon as theirs but whichever way you slice it, Coalmine is magnificent.  I recently met a Hopi Indian Tribal Leader traveling through Zion National Park and she informed me that photography and painting are not allowed on Hopi land. She […]

  Michael Andrew Just

  May 22, 2018

  Arizona, Desert Southwest

  Arizona, Canyon, Coalmine Canyon, erosion, Geology, Hopi Tribal Land, Images, Nature, Navajo tribal land, Photography, photos, Sandstone, Sunset, Tuba City

• The Magnificent Waterhole Canyon

  

  Page, Arizona has its Antelope Canyon including crowds and guided tours that whisk you through. Waterhole Canyon is not quite like Antelope Canyon but it is a reasonable alternative especially since very few people know where it is.  No tour buses here!         Using a tripod for longer exposures helps to reveal […]

  Michael Andrew Just

  January 16, 2018

  Arizona, Desert Southwest

  Arizona, erosion, Fluted Walls, Hues, Nature, Navajo tribal land, Page, Slot Canyon, Waterhole Canyon, Wilderness

• Monument Valley Supermoon

  The supermoon for the ages came this week and Monument Valley was an iconic place to observe and photograph.  The moon was big but maybe not so super, after all, it’s only 14 % bigger than a normal full moon. The most difficult aspect of photographing the very bright moon is ensuring that you expose […]

  Michael Andrew Just

  November 17, 2016

  Arizona, Desert Southwest, Utah

  2016, Arizona, Border, Full Moon, Imagers, Monument Valley, Moon, Moonrise, Navajo tribal land, November, Photo, Photography, Rsing, Supermoon, utah