As I learn more post-processing techniques, I’ve been enjoying going through several of my older images on this website and adding some “finishing touches” to them. This is a nice exercise because it allows me to re-evaluate images, as well as take my own trips down memory lane. If I combine this with the fact that several close friends have taken trips to southern Utah in the last few months, I am reminded how I feel about that place. So, September’s photo of the month is from the summer of 2009, when I visited the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.
Zebra Canyon is a fantastic slot canyon located in the northern part of the monument, and is extremely photogenic. Shooting in Zebra Canyon was something I envisioned for almost 2 months before the trip, so I was happy to finally get the chance to visit the location in August 2009.
You can see all of my photos from the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument by clicking here. Here’s to trips down memory lane.
Have a great month!
Great image! Exploring red-rock country is one of my favorite things to do…especially on a sunny autumn afternoon so the rock in the canyons glows like lava.
Thanks, Russ and Julie!
Julie, I couldn’t agree more. Southern Utah is one of the reasons autumn is my favorite season!
Russ, I’m the opposite of you: I need to get to Peek-a-boo and Spooky on my next trip. Can’t wait to check them out!
Wonderfull image, Greg. I made it to Peek-a-boo and Spooky last trip, but need make a point of visiting Zebra Canyon next time.
Superbe!!J’adore la texture!!
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