Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah, 2020
Soft, angled light just after sunrise in Bryce Canyon National Park. This was and is, too this date, some of the nicest, softest light I have ever witnessed. I remember standing here just in awe of the pure beauty of the quality of sunlight shining onto the yellow, red, and orange-colored hoodoos that make up Bryce Canyon. I photographed this scene for a half hour or so before this light became present. After this light came and went, I knew this scene was going to be a keeper. I love landscape photography simply for the enjoyment of watching the light change in a landscape such as Bryce Canyon National Park. Solo camping in the parking lot, lows around 8 degrees without windchill. I awoke to fresh snow and not a soul in sight. Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah, 2020
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