Carolyn Todd-Larson, PPSA, AFIAP  


Snow-Capped Bryce Canyon by Carolyn Todd-Larson, PPSA, AFIAP

April 2025 - Snow-Capped Bryce Canyon

About the Image(s)

Camera: SONY ILCE-7M3 (full frame mirrorless)
Lens: FE 28-70mm F3.5-5.6 OSS
Focal length: 28 mm
Exposure: 1/250 sec; f/14; ISO 200

Processing: Lightroom adjustments, NIK Collection pro-contrast, cropping

In Marcy 2025 John and I visited several Utah national parks, staying in Moab then Kanab for a few days each. There had been a fresh snowfall a few days before at Bryce, so we made sure we visited there on the way to Kanab to catch the scenery.


2 comments posted




Phyllis Peterson   Phyllis Peterson
I have visited Bryce Canyon National Park a number of times. There are many good photo options to be found there. I like your image because the snow gives the geologic formations more dimension along with the color variations and the sky has interest in the wispy clouds. It appears to be tilted to the left but I know that could be the way it is there.   Posted: 04/17/2025 15:12:47
Carolyn Todd-Larson   Carolyn Todd-Larson
Yes it's the natural incline of the landscape. Notice that the hoodoos are all vertical. Thanks for your input.   Posted: 04/20/2025 19:39:09



 

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