UTMike wrote:
Southern Utah landscapes are notable because of the wonderful red rock. I noticed in the recovered shots from Moab that there was a variation in the rock faces you see within a relatively small area.
The first three shots in this set are from UT 279, a well known local Moab area road to see petroglyphs. I picked out shots that showed the distinctive varnish on the rock faces. Look close and you can still see a few petroglyphs.
The last two shots are from a hiking trail out of downtown Moab. The rock faces are there, but no particular sign of the impressive varnish.
Comments and suggestions are welcome.
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Nice series Mike, interesting color changes.
Great shots, would have liked to have spent more time in Moab than I did in 2020. In #2, looks like a roadrunner chasing a coyote...
I didn't notice the petroglyphs until you mentioned them - wow.
This is fine set, Mike. Keep on shooting!!
Mike, as usual, beautiful desert and badlands photos. I’m just returning from Antarctica so I haven’t kept up with postings for a few weeks. Nice to see your contributions continuing. jak
Those are beautiful walls, Mike. Love the varnish! I'm no geologist, but I wonder if the difference is in the roughness of the walls. The first few are very flat. The last ones are quite rough.
That is some great shooting, Mike, I am impressed.
Eye-catching colors and textures.
Mike, you are fortunate to live in a state that has so much variety in landscape. Moab is certainly one of those locations. Great job on your series!
You make me jealous when I see what's out your "backdoor," Mike. Keep it up.
UTMike wrote:
Southern Utah landscapes are notable because of the wonderful red rock. I noticed in the recovered shots from Moab that there was a variation in the rock faces you see within a relatively small area.
The first three shots in this set are from UT 279, a well known local Moab area road to see petroglyphs. I picked out shots that showed the distinctive varnish on the rock faces. Look close and you can still see a few petroglyphs.
The last two shots are from a hiking trail out of downtown Moab. The rock faces are there, but no particular sign of the impressive varnish.
Comments and suggestions are welcome.
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Mike,
Really nice photos of a beautiful area to visit. I really like #2, I think the tree placement in you composition is perfect.
I am heading there in March to do some jeep trails. I hope to get some good photos of jeeps crawling over these red rocks.
Steve
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