A bit of a cloudy day today. It started out favorably with a nice
sunrise at Dead Horse Point State Park. We shot from a less visited
overlook area and had some nice objects for a foreground, and then a
kind of tunnel effect with a large rock overhang. Breakfast afterwards
was back in town at the Pancake Haus, which was very good. Lin and I
split their iconic banana and walnut pancakes. Back at the house, we
enjoyed time to do some computer work, but also the opportunity to take a
good nap. I think I slept close to two hours.
By the afternoon
it had clouded up more. Once again we had an early dinner, about 1700.
This time we ate at Bucks Grill House. It was very good. They had the
usual bbq choices as well as various steaks, and wild meats to choose
from. I enjoyed bbq'd ribs and sweet potato fries. We headed off to
Shafer Trail Overlook on the edge of the Dead Horse Canyon area. We
spent a short time there but could have spent more as we needed to get
to the area we wanted for sunset if it occurred. Then we were off to the
Green River Overlook. There was a gray overcast with with a couple of
faint "sucker holes" to give some added light. It was windy in the
evening, so foregrounds had to be rocks or protected small juniper
trees. There was about a half mile hike to the Overlook from the parking
area. It was a grey evening for shooting.
There was no night
shooting tonight so we enjoyed a somewhat relaxed evening. We were home
by 2130 and nibbled on some cheese and fruit, and a bottle of Poligamy
Porter. Later I had a dessert of a Dove Dark Chocolate ice cream. I
added to the blog and then was off to a shower, and bed.
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Big Dipper and Balanced Rock |
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Light Painting on Balanced Rock |
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Sunrise at Dead Horse Point |
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Sunrise at Dead Horse Point 2 |
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Dead Horse Point Morning |
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Dead Horse Point Morning
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Shafer Canyon, Canyonlands
Shafer Canyon Overlook
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Green River Overlook 1 |
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Green River Overlook 2 |
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Green River Overlook, Evening Light |
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Green River Overlook, Another View |
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I am blown away by those night shots. Really want to learn how. And those canyon views are so vast. Making me homesick for our canyon. Only a few more weeks. Glad you got some "extra" sleep.
ReplyDeleteI am home now and still catching up on the sleep and the blog.
ReplyDeleteNorth rim beckons, and we are looking forward to another summer with you as a neighbor.