Especially when a rainstorm passes through and leaves residual clouds and fog. These images were captured at the Islands In The Sky District near Moab, Utah.
Established in 1964 as a national park, Canyonlands was formed by tectonic shifts, uplifts, volcanic activity and the erosive force of the Colorado River.
A rather significant rainstorm invaded Zion National Park yesterday, driving away visitors but presenting some fine photo ops!
Well, almost, it did a little this past Friday. Death Valley only receives 2 inches per year, mostly in the winter. In a lot of locations in this world, you can receive 2 inches of rain in less than an hour. The storm clouds gave Death Valley National Park a look I normally don’t see. The clouds and filtered sunlight produced some memorable images.
