Bryce Canyon #1, a photo from Utah, West

Photographer's Note

Hoodoo-a pillar of rock, usually of fantastic shape, left by erosion. Hoodoo-to cast a spell. At Bryce Canyon National Park erosion forms an array of fantastic shapes we call hoodoos. Surrounded by the beauty of southern Utah, hoodoos cast their spell on all who visit. Geologists say that 10 million years ago forces within the Earth created and then moved the massive blocks known as the Table Cliff and Paunsaugunt plateaus. Rock layers on Table Cliff now tower 2,000 feet above their corresponding layers on the Paunsaugunt. Ancient rivers carved the tops and exposed the edges of these blocks, removing some layers and sculpting formations in others.

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Sergiom (117241) 2016-08-27 6:11

Bonjour Zbigniew,

Tu sembles vraiment très près du précipice pour prendre cette falaise rouge sous le meilleur angle. Très jolie diagonale dans l'image avec une bien belle luminosité.

Bon samedi

Serge

holmertz (101890) 2016-08-27 8:55

Hello Zbigniew.
A fine photo of these strange and fascinating rocks. There's fine contrast between the orange rocks and the dense forest above. It's a nicely proportioned photo too, with excellent light,
Regards,
Gert

Silvio1953 (220465) 2016-08-27 12:59

Ciao Zbigniew, fantastic landscape, excellent clarity, splendid light and wonderful colors, very well done, my friend, ciao Silvio

dkmurphys (79209) 2016-08-29 0:20

Hello,
Spectacular panoramic view of this impressive canyon. I like the colors and the POV, good work!

Daniel

lousat (138541) 2016-08-31 5:03

Hi Zbigniew,a lovely capture of this canyon,perfect moment with the diagonal light that create a magic 3D effect.Very sharp too with warm colors and fine details,well done! Have a nice day and thanks,Luciano