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Zion’s Many Many Pools Trail
Read More: Zion’s Many Many Pools TrailUp on the Eastside of Zion National Park is an unmarked and unpublicized trail that offers a different look than the rest of the park. The Many Pools Trail is exactly what the name implies. A bunch of pools or potholes carved through erosion into the soft sandstone. The recent May rains have filled the…
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RAIN, RAIN, DON’T GO AWAY!
Read More: RAIN, RAIN, DON’T GO AWAY!It has been a very moist spring here in Southern Utah as well as most of the Desert Southwest. We need it and I need it for more dramatic photos. Normally we are at around 90 degrees F but we’ve been having highs of 65 to 75. Pics below are from the last week in…
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Zion’s Cave Valley
Read More: Zion’s Cave ValleyZion National Park’s Cave Valley is located in the Kolob Terrace section of the park and straddles private property. Actually, about 16 acres of the images you’ll see here are for sale! Great place to build a new home. The views! The caves here contain Native American Indian pictographs and petroglyphs but are difficult to…
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Springtime at Zion Country-Southern Utah
Read More: Springtime at Zion Country-Southern UtahRecent rainstorms have produced dramatic skies and flowering Prickly Pear Cactus here in Southern Utah. Next post will showcase images from the surreal Wahweap Hoodoos.
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Zion National Park’s Seldom Noticed Natural Arches
Read More: Zion National Park’s Seldom Noticed Natural ArchesVery few people know of them or have seen them. And Kolob Arch just may be the biggest arch in the world. Below is Crawford Arch, AKA Bridge Mountain Arch. Named for an early settler, William Crawford, who received credit for noticing it first. Millions of people drive near it but don’t notice it. It…
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Zion National Park’s Desert Bighorn Sheep
Read More: Zion National Park’s Desert Bighorn SheepZion National Park in Utah is not renowned for its wildlife but one species found here that I find interesting is the Desert Bighorn Sheep. They subsist on the vegetation in the park and prefer the steep rocky slopes. They are a bit sensitive to humans but you can see them on the east side…
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Flora at Zion NP
Read More: Flora at Zion NPSpring has sprung in Zion as it was 78F today. The cactus here usually flower starting in May. Here’s some images of other vegetation prominent in the park. Look for future posts detailing the many species of flora here in the park. There are more than 900 varieties of plants here mainly due to its…
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Spring Photography Workshops- Here In The Desert Southwest
Read More: Spring Photography Workshops- Here In The Desert SouthwestI will be conducting personal 1 on 1 photo workshops here in the Desert Southwest. I will bring you to those “hard to get to”places that you may have seen in my photos at Dawn2Dawn Photography Contact me for details or thoughts on a personalized photo expedition. I will not only teach you new photography…
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Zion Storm Clouds
Read More: Zion Storm CloudsFunky looking rain clouds appeared over the Kolob Terrace area of Zion National Park yesterday. More from this shoot to follow.