Virgin River

By Harold Davis | Published November 25, 2007


Virgin River, photo by Harold Davis. View this image larger.

Looking up, the world is reduced to a crescent of sunlight between the cliff walls the river has carved over the eons of time.

Ahead, around the next bend, the river is a trail that you cannot lose. Follow upstream, clothing wet, water sloshing in your hiking boots, and who knows what you’ll find?

[This photo: 18mm in 35mm terms, 2.5 seconds at f/22 and ISO 100, tripod mounted.]

This entry was posted in Landscape, Photography, Zion.

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