Very nice, my old stomping grounds for 7 years. The 2nd and 3rd photos - seems everyone likes the "Battleship" rock as they call it. I love it. Even hiked to the top of it. Glad you had good weather, enjoyed your visit, and took some nice shots.

Facing South I presume? According to Photo Pills you can go out between roughly 2:30am to 4am tomorow morning and get some shots. If you're not busy sleeping.

Rellay liking the replies, and I thank you all. According to Photo Pills looks like every night the best time to shoot will be around 10pm to 1am. Not a prob as my motto (and it's on cards) "To get the shot, you must be willing to take the shot" no matter what you have to do to get the shot, you do it.

Rhl0630 Thanks for the Colorado national moniment suggestion as it is on the way.

Ken S. Thank you for the John Ford Point info.

Hello all! We will be going to Utah arriving August 3rd, Plan is to go to Arches Nat'l. Park that evening and night. While there I want to photograph the Milky Way. I've only done it once and wasn't thrilled, yet satisfied for a first timer. So I plan on really getting that "one" photo if you will. I have photo pills on the phone but I am looking for first hand knowledge from you living in Utah when the Milky Way is rising, arching. I would love to get one arched across the sky. I know during that time that my time is limitied due to the moon's rise and setting etc...any help here is appreciated. The plan is to also to go to Little Wild Horse Canyon, The House of Fire, and Monument Valley. Anyone here if you have photographed any of these what's your preferred time of day, and psossily settings? I'm not to worried about settings because I'll photograph until I can't photograph no more...We leave Utah on the 6th to head back to Denver to fly out on the 9th. A stop along the way just not sure where yet. in Colorado anyone have suggestions for RMNP? Cripple Creek? Royal Gorge? Thank you for any input.

Nice shot, looks like the Grand Canyon Rail.....

I would take a trip up to Sedona at least, if not to the Grand Canyon. In Sedona there are many photo ops. Check out Cathedral Rock, Chapel of the Holy Cross, Devils Bridge (Arch). I know it is a stretch considering this next one, but Horseshoe Point near Paige makes a great photo.

Nothing like the being the original. It was a great idea on theor behalf.

Enjoy wall murals, I think they enlighten the walks. Good job!

Yep, way before my time :) Always good to see the past is still hanging on... nice!

That is one beautiful shot. The black and white is great!

Nice shots, and really like the black and white.

Well now that I have finally looked through all photos. These two were taken from Ricks cafe in Negril. I'm glad the catamaran decided to turn just a enough for the mast close up.

got one that is...lol just not on me...Monday I'll post more.