Juniper trees in Old Paria Utah: On our way from Page AZ to Kanab Utah we stopped off at Old Paria to check out the old western set. We ended up driving along dusty roads midday. I...

LMG Loc: Arizona

On our way from Page AZ to Kanab Utah we stopped off at Old Paria to check out the old western set. We ended up driving along dusty roads midday. I hate taking pictures in harsh light but we were passing though so I made the best of it. My favorite tree growning up was the Weeping Willow, but I now I am fond of the Juniper tree. They are so gnarly and twisted. Sort of like being old, which I am.

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Longshadow Loc: Audubon, PA, United States

PAR4DCR Loc: A Sunny Place

Well photographed Larry.

Don

Retired CPO Loc: Travel full time in an RV

Superb shots! Are these focus stacks??

LMG Loc: Arizona

Retired CPO wrote:

Superb shots! Are these focus stacks??

Thanks, No just shot with an A9 with a 2.8 24-70GM. It handles harsh light better than I thought it would. I would have shot more if I knew.

Cany143 Loc: SE Utah

Been there, but not in a lot --as in, 'those times when all there was was film' --of years. Been past any number of times in between, but was always more intent on getting elsewhere than returning there. Is there anything left of the old tv/movie set itself???

LMG Loc: Arizona

Cany143 wrote:

Been there, but not in a lot --as in, 'those times when all there was was film' --of years. Been past any number of times in between, but was always more intent on getting elsewhere than returning there. Is there anything left of the old tv/movie set itself???

Never got to it so I don't know if its still there. First time in the area, we stopped on the way to Kanab. I will have to take the trip up 89 when I have more time than a few hours.

kpmac Loc: Ragley, La

LMG wrote:

On our way from Page AZ to Kanab Utah we stopped off at Old Paria to check out the old western set. We ended up driving along dusty roads midday. I hate taking pictures in harsh light but we were passing though so I made the best of it. My favorite tree growning up was the Weeping Willow, but I now I am fond of the Juniper tree. They are so gnarly and twisted. Sort of like being old, which I am.

NMGal Loc: NE NM

Those trees are survivors.

Manglesphoto Loc: 70 miles south of St.Louis

LMG wrote:

On our way from Page AZ to Kanab Utah we stopped off at Old Paria to check out the old western set. We ended up driving along dusty roads midday. I hate taking pictures in harsh light but we were passing though so I made the best of it. My favorite tree growning up was the Weeping Willow, but I now I am fond of the Juniper tree. They are so gnarly and twisted. Sort of like being old, which I am.

Iron Sight Loc: Utah

Well done.📸👍

mvetrano2 Loc: Commack, NY

nice

Eyes Loc: Buffalo, NY

Good job Larry!!
The West is a wonderful place to do some Slooow traveling. As you said, better to have more time on a trip.....
BTW, last shot gets my First vote! Framing is great!
Carl

AzPicLady Loc: Behind the camera!

Beautiful shots. I've passed that turn-off many times and each time was tempted to drive down the road. But I never have. One fellow stopped me from going by saying that my car wasn't suitable for the road and I'd likely get hung up. Another fellow told me there was nothing to see once there, and that deterred me once. You've been there. What say you?

MT native Loc: Big Sky Country — Montana

Great series.