Several years ago an inversion swamped the desert. Beneath the clouds, all was gray and dark. Above them the sun shone and hoar frost pooled on the rocks. A trip up to Canyonlands National Park yielded this shot.
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- Crystalline Bush « CARYN CALDWELL | Playing with Pixels - [...] below. The setting sun lights up the canyon on the opposite side of the abyss. Taken during an inversion ...
Wow! An impressive place!
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maybe you didn’t see the canyon, but you did a National Geographic kind of photo.
i am really in awe.
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Thank your visiting my photoblog. I must say, you have a really beautiful collection here.
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Incredible capture.
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Impressive detail in the cliffs; nice use of negative space to focus attention.
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Very cool shot, Reminds me a little of Colorado Springs. Just the rock colouring.
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woah! this is indeed awesome! i’m tempted to jump into those fluffy clouds.. lol! great shot!
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Breathtaking view, excellent capture of this beautiful mountainous landscape. This is a picture I could hang on a wall and just sit back and stare at. Stunning image.
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I am very impressed with this shot. Just beautiful.
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Amazing the contrast between the white clouds and the red rocks.
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Breathtaking!!!
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Beautiful shot Caryn
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very nice view, i like it a lot!
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Thanks for visiting! This is an amazing snap- love the way the color tones have come out. Also like the way you’ve seen this snap. It’s like seeing a river of clouds with a cliff shore.
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waow, this seems to be landscape from a dream. I’d like to be there once.
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