Red Rock Canyon
Las Vegas is not just about the Strip. Forty minutes away is spectacular Red Rock Canyon to add to Antelope and Bryce, making this week definately a three canyon adventure.
Studio 365: Day 115
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Studio 365: Day 114
From the never-to-be forgotten canyons of Utah and Arizona to the high desert of Nevada and Las Vegas for a weekend visiting family before returning to Vancouver.
These palm trees bending and swaying in the warm desert wind seen during our rest stop in Mesquite seemed the perfect representation for this week’s Photo Challenge: Motion
Studio 365: Day 113
The Navajo Loop Trail from Sunset point descending into the Bryce Canyon Amphitheatre.
The perfect finish to our visit to Bryce Canyon hiking the Navajo Trail into the Amphitheatre, connecting with the Queens Garden Trail and returning to the canyon rim at Sunrise Point. Look for Queen Victoria in the photo gallery.
Another Early Bird moment.
The amphitheatre viewed from Bryce Point in Bryce Canyon at sunrise this morning.
Studio 365: Day 112
From the wonder and awe of the magic of Antelope Canyon to the breathtaking majesty of the vistas of Bryce Canyon. It has been another unforgettable day and once again I will let the pictures do all the talking…
…the final shot at the end of a perfect day.
Studio 365: Day 111
En route from Page to Bryce Canyon we took the Toadstool Trail at Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument 19 miles after crossing the Arizona Utah border…
…then on to Bryce Canyon and a stunning prelude with views of Red Canyon.
Come and join us for Bryce Canyon tomorrow.
Horseshoe Bend, Arizona
Real Early Birds this morning, up before sunrise to see the 180 degree curve in the Colorado River known as Horseshoe Bend in the early morning light. Another memorable moment to match yesterday’s unforgettable visit to Upper Antelope Canyon.
Studio 365: Day 110
A treasure in Owl Canyon
Who would have thought it could get any better, but today was another magical day with unforgettable visits to Owl, Rattlesnake and Upper Antelope Canyons. Here are a selection of more amazing images to share with you, and many thanks for all your comments and visits.
The feather from a great horned owl from our visit to Owl Canyon will indeed be the treasure of the trip. It will take pride of place in the studio back home and I can’t wait to use it for more pen and ink drawings. I did ask our Navajo guide Kim, from Adventurous Antelope Canyon Tours, if I could keep the feather and she very graciously gave her permission. Thank you Kim for a day we will never forget.
On to Bryce Canyon tomorrow.
Studio 365: Day 109
Lower Antelope Canyon 19.4.15 What a day!
Thank you to Ken’s Tours for an unforgettable day.
Upper Antelope Canyon tomorrow.
Early this morning in Page, Arizona.
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