Zion National Park Photos
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During my last trip to Zion, I was on a hunt for this tree. I had seen it in a photo by Ryan Engstrom with the milky way in the sky taken during the wee hours of the morning. I found it just a couple 100 ft from the road and the next time I'm in Zion this is the first nights subject.
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Taken from Emerald Pool Trail
Camera: Canon Eos 6D
Lens: EF17-40mmF/4L-USM
Aperture: f/8
Focal Length: 26 mm
Shutter Speed: 1/125
ISO: 100
The sun shines through a break in the clouds at Zion Canyon.
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Sandstone formation, Zion National Park, Utah. Processed with Lightroom,Photoshop and Topaz filters.
Zion National Park.
Massive HDR multi-row panorama shot at 70mm.
This was a ten mile hike through ankle-deep mud. We got our rental SUV stuck in the mud two miles from the trailhead; I did manage to get it unstuck but we had to walk the rest of the way. I lost a pair of hiking boots because they were too caked with thick mud to get back into my already-overpacked suitcase... but I'd do it all again for this view!!!
When we go back in 2022, we are going to hike out and spend about 4-6 hours here before we hike back.
We are planning to bring blankets, cards, and food so that we can just sit and enjoy what I consider to be the nicest spot on Earth that I have ever yet been.
Oh and I almost forgot. Max Zoom!
Impressions on the hike to the Observation Point in Zion National Park.
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I went to Zion National Park in April. All of the apps said I would have clear skies. Well as you can see I did not get quite clear skies. I still think it is a beautiful image.
The yellow light of the clouds and the light on the Watchman come from Springdale. Some times light pollution can add to an image. Even with this image turning out I had to go back during the Nightscape Conference and try again.
Success! Clear beautiful skies and I was able to get the image I wanted.
A meandering fence line marks a trailhead in Zion National Park.
Happy Fence Friday everyone.
Zion National Park, Utah
No not that Tunnel view!!!
This is a look across at the Canyon Overlook in Zion National Park.
I was traveling through Zion to get to the back of the park which is only accomplished by a pass through the tunnel. As I sat in line waiting for my group to be signaled through, I was thinking about that big window inside.
Great it's our turn, As I moved ahead the ranger stepped forward and stopped the car right behind me. Maooooahhaha!!! The wheels in my mind started turning and a lightbulb went off. That means I would be the last car in the group through the tunnel, I could stop and really quickly run over and grab a shot through the big window then run back to the car and catch up to the group before they reached the rangers shack at the other end. I wrestled with it for a moment, I knew that I should'nt and that it's not safe, and you know that guy that sits on your shoulder reminding you about your moral fortitude, well, I didn't hear a peep out if him. As a matter of fact he reminded me to grab a vertical shot before jumping back in the car, Hehe. The "Photo Ninja" strikes again...Whaaaaaaaaaa!!!! ;)
To get an idea of the scale here, there is a fence in the crook along the skyline above and there is a woman in a pink jacket standing next to a man just to the left of that. :)
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Took this one with my buddy William McIntosh at Zion National Park. We scrambled up to William's sacred spot and eagerly awaited the sunset. Things were looking good but in the last 20 mins the clouds shifted to the east and started to light up the sky in the wrong direction. I quickly bailed from my over the valley composition and started shooting anything I could find facing the direction of the colorful clouds. You should have seen us, Bill and I sat there chanting, willing and hoping that the clouds would shift but mother nature was not hearing us.. :) So, not being my ideal shot for the evenings sunset, I think it still turned out to be a decent photo. I'm glad that we were alone in this spot or someone might have thought we were nuts or at least Bill was nuts out on the ledge literally a 5x5ft area with at least a 30ft drop in any direction, not even enough room for two tripods. Maybe they would be right? LOL. :)
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I like this shot especially since it took over two hours of uphill hiking to get it. Zion National Park.
Views along the Pa'rus trail in Zion National Park.....a nice leisurely stroll that takes you along the Virgin River between the south entrance of the park and Canyon Drive.
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We hiked out to Cable Mountain and looked down into the Zion Canyon. The Virgin River and the road curves around Angels Landing. There is a tiny tour bus in the lower middle of the frame.
We were able to visit Zion for one day during which the sunset was amazing. This image was shot as the sunset light was fading from the valley but the mountains along the canyon rim were still illuminated.
We drove to Zion National Park for the day. The park was so crowded with people it seemed that everyone else had the same idea. It probably seemed even more crowded to us because we have spent so much time in remote places recently. We decided to leave but on the way out happened to snag a parking spot along the road. Then we dropped down into the wash which runs below the road. We hiked a few miles along the wash and ran into very few people, most of them stayed up near the road. We found several lovely slot canyons.