Aptly named as it resembles the seashell, The Nautilus is a highly eroded sandstone rock formation in Southern Utah. My […]
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Wire Pass- Barely Passable
Wire Pass, along the Utah/Arizona border is a prelude to the more famous Buckskin Gulch. Unfortunately, Buckskin was full of […]
Zion’s Subtle Eastside
Morning Light…
The light from a rising sun peeked through the random cloud formations at Zion National Park yesterday morning. The filtered […]
What Is A Hoodoo?
hoo·doo ˈho͞oˌdo͞o/ noun noun: hoodoo voodoo; witchcraft. a run of bad luck associated with a person or activity. plural noun: […]
The Under Rated and Under Appreciated Cedar Breaks
Cedar Breaks National Monument in Southern Utah doesn’t get the pub and hype that nearby Bryce Canyon and Zion National […]
Zion’s Hop Valley
Little-traveled Hop Valley in Zion National Park is an enigma wrapped around a riddle. It’s sublime but also bewitching. The […]
Coalmine Canyon
Coalmine Canyon in Northern Arizona straddles the Navajo and Hopi Indian Reservations. Both claim Coalmine Canyon as theirs but whichever […]
Cathedral Valley Sunrise
I woke up early enough last week to catch the light from an early morning sunrise at Cathedral Valley at […]
Ha Ho No Geh Canyon
It’s on Hopi Tribal land and is rarely visited by the Hopi or outsiders. These images are from a few […]
