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Behold, the world's smallest mountain range. The Sutter Buttes top off at only 10 miles in range from north to south, and east to west. Access to the buttes is extremely limited; the land here all belong to farmers, cattle and sheep ranchers. Since the year 1929, the Golden State had considered to purchase the land from the ranchers and farmers, and converting it into a California State Park and for protection. However, we may never know the truth faith of how this land's usage since it has been privately owned for many generations. Photo captured at the Sutter Buttes in Sutter County. Early July 2012.
The sign depicts men sat between Barrels or butts, whereas the name refers to firing butts for archery, an ancient requirement for various trades guilds to maintain their shooting skills ready for "Call up" by the Crown.
To visit the Coyote Buttes South is to step into an otherworldly landscape of textures, shapes colours. A visual assault.
Only 20 people per day are issued permits for this location on the Paria Plateau in the Vemillion Cliffs National Monument.
We had some snow, some rain and a little bit of sun and blue sky. Sorry - not enough superalatives to describe what millions of geology have done.
We toured the area with our guide, Dallas, from Paria Outfitters - superb, attentive and seemed to be having as much fun as us!
Abney Park, from behind. I shot most of the show from the stairs flanking the side of the stage. You can also see the NoisescapeTV HD butt camera in this shot.
DNA Lounge, San Francisco, CA. October 2010.
Ballade printanière au Parc des Buttes Chaumont.
- Traitement photo (normal et traitement noir et blanc) essais de quelques effets en HDR (High dynamic range).
Since Pakistani artist Ambreen Butt adopted Boston as her home in the 1990s, she has received considerable recognition for labor-intensive, painted self-portraits, which combine feminist and political polemics with techniques of traditional Persian miniatures
To visit the Coyote Buttes South is to step into an otherworldly landscape of textures, shapes colours. A visual assault.
Only 20 people per day are issued permits for this location on the Paria Plateau in the Vemillion Cliffs National Monument.
We had some snow, some rain and a little bit of sun and blue sky. Sorry - not enough superalatives to describe what millions of geology have done.
We toured the area with our guide, Dallas, from Paria Outfitters - superb, attentive and seemed to be having as much fun as us!
To visit the Coyote Buttes South is to step into an otherworldly landscape of textures, shapes colours. A visual assault.
Only 20 people per day are issued permits for this location on the Paria Plateau in the Vemillion Cliffs National Monument.
We had some snow, some rain and a little bit of sun and blue sky. Sorry - not enough superalatives to describe what millions of geology have done.
We toured the area with our guide, Dallas, from Paria Outfitters - superb, attentive and seemed to be having as much fun as us!
Most visitors to Coyote Buttes North become dazzled by the "Wave" and end up not seeing much beyond. My advice is to take a few shots and keep on going. If you have the energy it's not much more of a hike to the Top Rock formation. There you will find the fantastic shapes of the Melody Arch Grotto and Sand Alcove. The piles of fine sand in the center the center of these formations will likely be free of footprints. It's a great place to escape the crowd at the Wave and find solitude. (on the subject of footprints: please be conscious of others who will visit after you)
To visit the Coyote Buttes South is to step into an otherworldly landscape of textures, shapes colours. A visual assault.
Only 20 people per day are issued permits for this location on the Paria Plateau in the Vemillion Cliffs National Monument.
We had some snow, some rain and a little bit of sun and blue sky. Sorry - not enough superalatives to describe what millions of geology have done.
We toured the area with our guide, Dallas, from Paria Outfitters - superb, attentive and seemed to be having as much fun as us!