Bryce Canyon rim and amphitheater from Bryce Point.
Nearly same shot, different person, camera, and lens.
An interesting study of cameras and lenses. This arch is photographed by Eileen with her camera.
A few feet away I photograph the same arch centering a tree in the opening.
Life on the Rim is harsh even for trees.
On some days this arch is easily mist. The contrast or lack of it, and you just do not see the opening.
The Wall of Window from Inspiration Point.
Hoodoos from Inspiration Point
Hoodoo - to cast a spell - a pillar of rock left by erosion. Paiutes, who lived in this region, accounted for the hoodoos as the "Legend People" whom coyote had turned to stone.
Eileen's step dad, Jim and Ronnel enjoyed the shuttle tour of Bryce Canyon with us.
In the distance to the left is Boat Mesa.
Thor's Hammer from the rim at Sunset Point.
Wall Street formation in the amphitheater from Sunset Point.
Again Wall Street.
From walls to castles and strange creaters, what ever you call them Bryce Canyon has been a work in progress for 10 million years.
Check out this guy, I think that's Remy. You remember the rat from Ratatouille. OK, mayby not.
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