Sloshing up the Virgin River in Zion National Park as the gorge gets narrower and narrower is something that everyone should experience. I took this photo about a mile beyond the end of the trail, using a long exposure for high depth-of-field.
[112.5mm in 35mm terms, 1.6 seconds at f/25 and ISO 100, tripod mounted.]
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Did you do the full trip through the narrows in zions park? I really enjoyed the trip myself. Zions and Bryce are two of my favorite parks in the country.
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