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My Top Nine of 2019…On Instagram
Some of you follow me on Instagram @imagesbytd and some of you don’t but either way, these images have also been posted here on the blog. According to topnine.com, these are the nine images posted in 2019 that received the … Continue reading
Pie
Located at the confluence of the Fremont River and Sulphur Creek is the settlement of Fruita, Utah. Fruita was founded by a group of Mormons in 1880 and was abandoned in 1955 when the national park services purchased the town … Continue reading
Posted in History, Nature, Parks, photography, Travel Photography
Tagged Capitol Reef National Park, Fruita, landscape photography, pie, Utah
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Monochrome Monday on State Route 24
State Route 24 in Utah will either take you to where you want to go in Capitol Reef National Park or it will lead you to a turnoff that will get you to your desired destination. Now as we are … Continue reading
Start of the Hickman Bridge Trail
The Hickman Bridge Trail is just one of the many trails you can hike when visiting Capitol Reef National Park in Utah. It is a 2.2 mile round trip with an elevation change of 400 feet and is listed as … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Parks, photography, Throwback Thursday, Travel Photography
Tagged Capitol Reef National Park, cliffs, hiking trail, nature, nature photography, Utah
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Capitol Reef National Park – Panorama Point and Goosenecks Overlook
Just past Chimney Rock on Utah State route 24 there is a turnoff onto a paved road that leads you to Panorama Point and the Sunset Point Trail. At the fork in this road you can turn left and make … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Parks, photography, Travel Photography
Tagged canyon, Capitol Reef National Park, Goosenecks Overlook, Panorama Point, scenic, Sony, Sulphur Creek, sundown, Utah, vistas
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Sepia Sunset
Sometimes when reviewing your images from a shoot you get one (or a few, it happens) that you look at and go “ugh” and it gets the X mark for deletion. Time has taught me that not every image is … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Nature, photography, Travel Photography
Tagged Capitol Reef National Park, landscape photography, nature photography, sepia, Sony a6500, sunset, Torrey, Utah
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The Milky Way and How to Shoot It
First, in order to get your photo as devoid of light pollution as possible from city lights, you need to find a dark(ish) area. I learned that there are certified dark areas and maps to assist you in finding them. One … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Nature, Photo Techniques, photography, Travel Photography
Tagged astrophotography, Capitol Reef National Park, Chimney Rock, Milky Way, Sony, stars, Utah
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Capitol Reef National Park – Chimney Rock
Humans do like giving names to things; their children, themselves, cars, cameras, where they live and in the case of the park here – rock formations. Not only is there the looming chimney rock itself but there is also a … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Parks, photography, Travel Photography
Tagged Capitol Reef National Park, Chimney Rock, desert, hiking, hiking trail, photography, Sony, travel photography
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Happy Anniversary to Us ♥
This weekend is our wedding anniversary and as we’ve just returned from our Utah road trip I have no idea what we may be doing but I’m sure we will come up with something even if it’s just puttering in … Continue reading
Posted in event, Flowers, life, Parks, photography, Travel Photography
Tagged Capitol Reef National Park, Fruita, lilac bush, nature photography, Sony, Utah, wedding anniversary
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