Open Space
Grand Canyon in Snow
The Grand Canyon is a spectacular place - especially with a deep blanket of fresh snow as in this scene. I took this while on a hike down the South Kaibab Trail.
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Grand Canyon Rain Clouds
The Grand Canyon was home for a few years. This photo from 2007 shows a localized rain shower.
Colorado River in the Grand Canyon
Taken from Grandview Point, this photo gives the feeling of the size of the Canyon. The Colorado River averages 300 feet across (91.44 meters).
Grand Canyon South Kaibab Trail in Snow
How do you describe this? The South Kaibab Trail is amazing in the summer and, with a touch of snow it is even more so.
Lookout Studio at Grand Canyon National Park
Lookout Studio, situated on the "Edge of the Ledge" as locals like to describe the Grand Canyon rim, was designed by Mary Jane Colter and opened in 1914 - 5 years before the Grand Canyon became a national park.
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Redwall Cavern
Redwall Cavern inside out, 21 Aug 2006. Photo taken while on a river trip on the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon.
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The Black Bridge
The bridge crossing the Colorado River at the bottom of the Grand Canyon which is used by mules and hikers spans the 300' wide Colorado River and connects the South Kaibab Trail, the River Trail, and the North Kaibab trail.
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Reflections at Cape Disappointment, WA
I like the reflection of the tree trunks combined with the direct view of turning leafs.
Quakies at Soldier Summit
Aspen trees at Soldier Summit, UT
"Grand View" from the Bright Angel Cabins, Grand Canyon National Park
The Grand Canyon is a magical and mystical place, a spiritual place, a place of wonder, a place of peace. It was a pleasure to live & work here for a few years.
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Petroglyphs in the Mohave Desert
Petroglyphs on rock observed in the transition zone of the Sonoran and Mohave deserts in Arizona
Horseshoe Bend of the Colorado River
Horseshoe Bend is located a few miles downriver from Glen Canyon Dam and a few miles upriver from Lees Ferry. To get this image, I used a length of pvc pipe with a camera mount I fastened to a fitting, pushed the timed shutter button, lifted the camera with the pole to about 15 feet off the ground for the photo. It took several attempts. Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. Note the size of the boats and see one tied up at the campground.
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Reflections at Cape Disappointment, WA
I like the reflection of the tree trunks combined with the direct view of turning leafs.
