A Snowy Wonderland Of Red Rock Spires - Bryce Canyon N.P: The snow was beautiful, the cold, biting wind, not so much! We had some very strong, spring like winds on this trip that...

jederick Loc: Northern Utah

The snow was beautiful, the cold, biting wind, not so much! We had some very strong, spring like winds on this trip that chilled you to the bone. However, that did not detract form the beauty of the N.P. and out I went to capture a few scenes. These were taken at Sunset Point the first evening looking into the amphitheater as the "Golden Hour" light was beginning to illuminate the basin. Have more to post in days to follow from other points in the Park.

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Earnest Botello Loc: Hockley, Texas

Beautiful series, Jim.

PixelStan77 Loc: Vermont/Chicago

jederick wrote:

The snow was beautiful, the cold, biting wind, not so much! We had some very strong, spring like winds on this trip that chilled you to the bone. However, that did not detract form the beauty of the N.P. and out I went to capture a few scenes. These were taken at Sunset Point the first evening looking into the amphitheater as the "Golden Hour" light was beginning to illuminate the basin. Have more to post in days to follow from other points in the Park.

Jim, thanks for taking me from Chicago to the red rock spires of Bryce Canyon NP. Very enjoyable images in the comfort of my home. Thanks. Thanks for posting.Stay warm and safe.Stan

Wingpilot Loc: Wasilla. Ak

Absolutely gorgeous photos. Very nicely done. Thanks for sharing.

StanMac Loc: Tennessee

jederick wrote:

The snow was beautiful, the cold, biting wind, not so much! We had some very strong, spring like winds on this trip that chilled you to the bone. However, that did not detract form the beauty of the N.P. and out I went to capture a few scenes. These were taken at Sunset Point the first evening looking into the amphitheater as the "Golden Hour" light was beginning to illuminate the basin. Have more to post in days to follow from other points in the Park.

Beautiful images. I love the light - your choice of shooting at that time of day was the right one.

The story about the Bryces was interesting indeed. Theirs was a hard life for sure. That shows on Ms Bryce’s face - not even a hint of a smile. Understandable after birthing and raising a dozen children.

Stan

Susan yamakawa

Beautiful pictures as always 👍👍😊😊💕

MT native Loc: Big Sky Country — Montana

Very nice series. Bryce Canyon is one-of-kind as you know and thanks for the memories.

Ourspolair

Great set of captures. The snow adds another dimension to the Canyon. Excellent renderings. Thanks for sharing - please stay safe.

kpmac Loc: Ragley, La

A beautiful place made even more so by the snow. Great set, jederick.

UTMike Loc: South Jordan, UT

Wonderful, Jim! I have not seen Bryce in the snow and you did an excellent job.

John from gpwmi Loc: Michigan

Gorgeous with a touch of snow, jederick.

jederick Loc: Northern Utah

Earnest Botello wrote:

Beautiful series, Jim.

Many thanks, Earnest...these are my favorite conditions to photograph here so I always try to make a "mad dash" down here when the snow is flying!!

jederick Loc: Northern Utah

PixelStan77 wrote:

Jim, thanks for taking me from Chicago to the red rock spires of Bryce Canyon NP. Very enjoyable images in the comfort of my home. Thanks. Thanks for posting.Stay warm and safe.Stan

Stan I am very pleased you stopped by and enjoyed and it gives me great satisfaction in sharing my photos on the "hog".

jederick Loc: Northern Utah

Wingpilot wrote:

Absolutely gorgeous photos. Very nicely done. Thanks for sharing.

You are very welcome Greg and happy to see you stopped by and enjoyed these images!!

jederick Loc: Northern Utah

StanMac wrote:

Beautiful images. I love the light - your choice of shooting at that time of day was the right one.

The story about the Bryces was interesting indeed. Theirs was a hard life for sure. That shows on Ms Bryce’s face - not even a hint of a smile. Understandable after birthing and raising a dozen children.

Stan

Boy StanMac, can you image the hardships they must have experienced moving every few years and trying to keep a slew of kids in tow!! Many thanks for stopping by and good to see you enjoyed the history as well as the images!