Marble Canyon Rainbows
Rainbows over Marble Canyon during probably the last of the monsoon storms for this year.
Another Fine Southern Utah Sunset
From yesterday.
An RV drives towards the setting sun in Southern Utah
Zion Skyline Sunset
Like the skyline of Manhattan, the sun sets behind the skyline of Zion National Park, Utah.
Moonrise and Sunset
Some sunset and moon rise images from around Zion NP
The sun sets over a mesa in Southern Utah
A full moon rises through the clouds and over the rim of Zion Canyon at Zion National Park,Utah
Varying Degrees Of Light At Zion National Park
It’s all about The Light as far as I am concerned. Flat light is ugly and bright light is straining to the eye. But filtered light or varying light produces dramatic images as seen recently at Zion National Park, Utah. These photos and more are available as prints and downloadable files at What’s New At Dawn2Dawn Photography
Monsoonal Moisture In Northern Arizona
I love the monsoon season in Northern Arizona. From July to early September, dramatic skies form above the parched desert landscape. The rains provide some relief from the scorching 100 degree(F) temperatures. Rainbows, large puffy clouds, violent storm cells and electricity filled up the Arizona Sky.
The Strange Zion National Park
Images from the land of hoodoos, teepees, red rock, Ponderosa Pines, and glorious clouds!
Fireworks arrive to Zion NP a day early
The sky was on fire Thursday night.
A little red, white and blue!
How did this happen? The sun is round, right?
This image I shot at Point Lobos at Carmel, California shows a distorted sun at sunset. The top of the solar disc is a mirage, an optical phenomenon in which distant objects may seem distorted. Mirages of this type occur at high latitudes when a warm layer of air rests on a cold layer. The light rays coming from an object (here the Sun) are bent down from the warm layer producing the distorted image. And by the way, the sun appears red at sunset because of particulates in the atmosphere (which the suns rays must travel through at sunset) cause blue light to scatter and leaving the sun red.
