Looking across Bryce Canyon National Park from Sunset Point. Powell Point is off in the distance. (Click image to buy print)
On my trip to Escalante, Utah this past year, Marnee Banks and I, along with my father, checked out Bryce Canyon National park. I normally drive right past this tourist destination, but Marnee had never seen the red spectacle. We decided to do a short day hike starting at Sunset Point and ending at Sunrise Point. It took us roughly 2 hours, including the wait that happens when throngs of people try to squeeze through the same narrow spaces at the same time. As photo guy, if I was patient enough, I was still able to manage shots void of bodies.
A contrail either makes or brakes a photo.
Our lunch spot right under a wonderful monolith.
Midday shooting can bring out some intense colors.
Around every bend there are wonderful photo subjects.
You would think with me being a professional photographer, I could figure out how to pose my father.
How this tree grew here is a mystery.