World in Pictures Day III Entry ~ Randie Blunt

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Hoo Doo's of Bryce Canyon
by Randie Blunt (Randie)

Camera:

Nikon D-200

Location:

Bryce Canyon, Utah

United States of America

Photographer Notes:

My first retiree trip to Utah. Lens was a Nikon 17 to 55mm 2.8. Shot at 17mm. Afternoon sun. Very hot day.

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Mark Westlake commented on July 09, 2007 17:01:

Nice shot Randie,great colour!

Randie Blunt commented on July 10, 2007 19:29:

Thank You Sir

Patrice Cigallio Wesa commented on July 10, 2007 21:21:

Brings back wonderful memories, Randie. I went to school in Salt Lake City in the 80's to get my Masters Degree and toured all of the State. Bryce Canyon was one of my highlights. Nice capture and thanks for sharing it with all of us.

Randie Blunt commented on July 11, 2007 10:16:

Thank You so much for your kind words Patrice. My wife Judy and I took our first trip out there and were overwhelmed by the beauty of the area. We did Sedona, the Grand Canyon, Hopi and Navajo Reservations, Zion Nat'l Park and Bryce Canyon. Can't wait till we can go back and see Yellowstone, Ruchmore and the Badlands of South Dekota.

Maureen Theriot commented on July 11, 2007 10:18:

Awesome view. I love that you've included some of the vegitation in the lower left corner to give perspective.

Linn Smith commented on July 11, 2007 16:32:

Whoever comes to see this area is left with a lasting impression of its unique beauty - thanks for refreshing our memories!

Helen McHugh commented on July 13, 2007 04:03:

Wow! What an amazing shot, Randie! Thanks for allowing us a glimpse of this awesome place!

Pam Ouellette commented on July 30, 2007 18:51:

Nice to see you still love photography. The picture takes my breath away.

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