Position: 37°15’32″N 112°57’01″W Carol had waxed lyrical about Zion, but the entire area was new to me. It didn’t take long to understand why it’s so busy. As soon as we passed the east entrance the road dipped and turned …
Position: 37°01’45″N 112°30’24″W Crossing Utah’s southern border with Arizona west of Lake Powell soon brings you to to the resort town of Kanab. Surrounded by spectacular, craggy windblown cliffs in layers of tan and red, the town is instantly recognizable …
Position: 37°37’04″N 112°09’36″W Carol’s last visit to Bryce Canyon was 30 (plus) years ago. This was my first. Bryce is one of those scenic gems that makes photography easy. Like Venice, it’s hard to take a bad photo here. Everything …
The cool Wallowa Mountains with its grasslands and sparse lodgepole pines are the final transition from the fertile plateau that is Oregon east of the Cascades. The long, gentle run out takes you past the dusty town of Baker and …
Position: 38°41’22″N 109°32’41″W Arches National Park is one of those disorienting places that brings distant memories of National Geographic photos fully to life. Patient, skilled photographers no doubt spent weeks and months waiting for exactly the right time of day, …
