We went out to sunrise one morning while staying in Moab, Utah. We chose this location within Arches National Park as our destination the night before for a reason that I don’t really remember. I might send one out of the actual sunrise another time, but we stayed for quite a while and ended up having breakfast there too. As you can tell this was shot well after sunrise after the red rocks were beginning to fade.
This shot is from within Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park. They charge a huge fee to get in (which is worth it) and then provide you with a map and a track (not worthy of road status) that loops around these buttes. It’s quite the interesting place!
Another one of these odd landscapes near the border between Utah and Arizona. It really is a harsh landscape. I guess it’s not too dissimilar from the deserts here in Australia.
This is a commonly photographed road in southern Utah. We had packed our tent up early that morning and stopped here for breakfast en route to the Grand Canyon. I’ve got a couple more coming this week of these oddly shaped mesas and buttes.
Karl Lindsay Nature Photography 