Canyon Whisper
Zion National Park, Utah
Nature’s abstracts are elusive, emotive and powerful! The less there is, the more there is to see and to open your interpretation of life. I spent a week in Zion in mid December during record rainfalls. So heavy, in fact, that the park was eventually closed. It rained constantly for a week and hundreds of waterfalls cascaded down the impressive colored cliffs. I hiked the park and captured as many as I could. Shooting was difficult in the pouring rain and it ruined a lot of my shots as the blurred drops caused a milky pattern through the exposure. I finally got a break and focused on a small but intricate waterfall. The long exposure looks like twisted silk folded over the ochre rocks. Simplicity and power in nature. I love it.
45 Artist Proof / 950 Limited Edition
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Canyon Whisper
Canyon Whisper
Zion National Park, Utah
Nature’s abstracts are elusive, emotive and powerful! The less there is, the more there is to see and to open your interpretation of life. I spent a week in Zion in mid December during record rainfalls. So heavy, in fact, that the park was eventually closed. It rained constantly for a week and hundreds of waterfalls cascaded down the impressive colored cliffs. I hiked the park and captured as many as I could. Shooting was difficult in the pouring rain and it ruined a lot of my shots as the blurred drops caused a milky pattern through the exposure. I finally got a break and focused on a small but intricate waterfall. The long exposure looks like twisted silk folded over the ochre rocks. Simplicity and power in nature. I love it.
45 Artist Proof / 950 Limited Edition
Original: $4,100.00
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Zion National Park, Utah
Nature’s abstracts are elusive, emotive and powerful! The less there is, the more there is to see and to open your interpretation of life. I spent a week in Zion in mid December during record rainfalls. So heavy, in fact, that the park was eventually closed. It rained constantly for a week and hundreds of waterfalls cascaded down the impressive colored cliffs. I hiked the park and captured as many as I could. Shooting was difficult in the pouring rain and it ruined a lot of my shots as the blurred drops caused a milky pattern through the exposure. I finally got a break and focused on a small but intricate waterfall. The long exposure looks like twisted silk folded over the ochre rocks. Simplicity and power in nature. I love it.
