On a sunrise shoot at Canyonlands National Park, the sun casts an orange glow on the rocks.
Saturday's scene: Sunrise at Mesa Arch
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by Donna Hull on 2009/03/14
On a sunrise shoot at Canyonlands National Park, the sun casts an orange glow on the rocks.
Tagged as: Baby boomer travel, baby boomers, Canyonlands National Park, Mesa Arch, photo workshop, photography, sunrise, travel, Utah
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A beautiful place to capture a marvelous sunrise.
that’s a phenomenal photo!
Awesome photo. We’re thinking about a trip down this way in the fall. Some great trip ideas. Thanks for sharing!
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Gorgeous!
I love the natural “frame” in this photo
Thanks for the photo comments. Can’t believe how much I’ve learned in the past year.
Simply wonderful framed photo. The colours of the Utah National Parks are superb. I went to Zion and Bryce several years ago and couldn’t believe the reds and oranges, especially around sunrise and sunset.
Lovely capture of a spectacular scene, Donna. I’m looking forward to catching up on some of your other recent posts (love the Southwest!).
You’ll have a wonderful trip. Let me know if I can help.
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