After my return from Zion National Park, I’ve already rescheduled a trip to the Brooks Range twice due to weather. At this point, I’m hesitant to say what I’m “going” to do, and it may be best to tell it after the fact. But for the record, I am leaving for a week in the Arctic tomorrow. So in contrast to photos of desert blossoming plants, I’ll have some Alaska material to share.
But looking back a few weeks, it was somewhat springtime in the Zion area, and the sight of colorful blossoming plants was a welcome contribution observed and photographed on many hikes. The flora of that region is unfamiliar to me, which made the sights all the more new and interesting.
Here are a few pictures from that stunning landscape.
Zion Canyon National Park, Utah
Zion Canyon National Park, Utah
Indian paintbrush, Zion Canyon National Park, Utah
Indian paintbrush, Zion Canyon National Park, Utah
Indian paintbrush, Zion Canyon National Park, Utah
Zion Canyon National Park, Utah
Wonderful images and a great study in depth of field. Thank you!
Yea, I guess you don’t have cactus in Alaska. Always enjoy seeing your work.
Zion Canyon is even more beautiful in Fall you must visit once to share its beauty with all of us. Very nice view with this wide angle lens. We can see a lot more with a different ratio then we can see naturally. Kind of very nice. Thanks for sharing.