Capitol Reef #2, a photo from Utah, West

Photographer's Note

The giant buckle in Earth's crust stretches across south-central Utah. This vast warping of rock, created 65 million years ago by the same great forces later uplifting the Colorado Plateau, is called the Waterpocket Fold. Capitol Reef National Park preserves the Fold and its eroded jumble of colorful cliffs, massive domes, soaring spires, stark monoliths, twisting canyons, and graceful arches.
Source:National Park Service

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ikeharel (109852) 2014-03-14 7:49

Good evening Zbigniew,
Great depth achieved with the view along road running to the length of the cliff.
The grey clouds provide a nice contrast to the brown/red rocks, and super sharp view under fine light collected.
My cong.'s,
Ike