Trip through Utah, etc...

ehughes

The family and I spent 9 days going through Utah and parts of Arizona.. I thought I'd share a few shots.

Mesa Arch


House on Fire






And a couple that PathFinder should enjoy

Awais Yaqub

Hello Ed very nice photos really liked the House on fire

pathfinder

ehughes wrote:

The family and I spent 9 days going through Utah and parts of Arizona.. I thought I'd share a few shots.

Mesa Arch


Very lovely soft morning light, Ed. Not the typical hot, drama that one usually sees. Very nice

House on Fire


Classic shot!



Sunrise!!



Grand Canyon! Snow just always dresses things up so nicely.

And a couple that PathFinder should enjoy

Cool, I think I have been there! Thompsons Wash, perhaps?



Where where these shot, Ed?

For those readers who don't know, Ed and I share a thing for petroglyphs and pictographs!

ehughes

pathfinder wrote:

Mesa Arch


Very lovely soft morning light, Ed. Not the typical hot, drama that one usually sees. Very nice

House on Fire


Classic shot!



Sunrise!!



Grand Canyon! Snow just always dresses things up so nicely.





Cool, I think I have been there! Thompsons Wash, perhaps?



Where where these shot, Ed?

For those readers who don't know, Ed and I share a thing for petroglyphs and pictographs!

Thompson Wash.... Correct.... I did take the bullet holes out of this panel, I really wanted to see it the way it should look.

The second one is in Moab out by the golf course, near the driveway to one of the nicer houses in the area. I can get you exact directions if you want them. This is a fairly large panel, it has been vandalized a bit but most of the major figures are undisturbed, the figure on the far left in the bottom picture is known as the Moab Man.

We did a lot of Petroglyph and Pictograph hunting on this trip and came up with a few panels I've never seen before. Including a small one in Zion.

pathfinder

Thompson Wash - I remember the bullet holes.

I'll have to look up that panel in Moab.

You need to go here sometime Ed

hawkeye978

Really nice series. You had some beautiful light. I particularly like #3 and #4.

schmoo

So warm and beautiful, Ed! The Southwest has a flavor like nowhere else in the world and I love your take on it.

ehughes

schmoo wrote:

So warm and beautiful, Ed! The Southwest has a flavor like nowhere else in the world and I love your take on it.

Thanks Schmoo, can't wait to get back out there...