Mitten, Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, Arizona. Still digging in the archives, this one from last year on a ten day trip around the four corners. The last minute flash of light on the buttes, in particular the left mitten, with the dancing cloud, a nice added bonus. Thanks for looking. G
8 thoughts on “Mitten, Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, Arizona”
Like this one lucky with the timing did you get wet.?
Would be good to see a contrasting colour shot.
No rain on this day. Plenty a couple of days later. Plus I shot it from the balcony of my room at “The View Hotel”. No colors that’s why I shot black and white. Thanks Alison. G
You must have a really good camera! 🙂 What a wonderful benefit to get that kind of light at the end of the day. This reminds me of the saying, “Chance favors the prepared mind.”
I would love to get there, period. But is it my imagination or is Africa dust messing up, or at least making unusual, unnatural, dawn and dusk photos these days? I’m going back to my roots, will photograph a watermelon today.
This was last spring. I feel sure there is Saharan dust this year. I hope you get there again soon my friend. Looking forward to your watermelon photos =;-). Thanks Larry. G
8 thoughts on “Mitten, Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, Arizona”
Like this one lucky with the timing did you get wet.?
Would be good to see a contrasting colour shot.
No rain on this day. Plenty a couple of days later. Plus I shot it from the balcony of my room at “The View Hotel”. No colors that’s why I shot black and white. Thanks Alison. G
Wow! Nature loves you.
I like to think showing up and paying attention pays off! Thank you Jamie. G
You must have a really good camera! 🙂 What a wonderful benefit to get that kind of light at the end of the day. This reminds me of the saying, “Chance favors the prepared mind.”
I have a very good camera, you know it my friend, haha! It was fleeting light. Would love to get back there soon. Thanks Ron. G
I would love to get there, period. But is it my imagination or is Africa dust messing up, or at least making unusual, unnatural, dawn and dusk photos these days? I’m going back to my roots, will photograph a watermelon today.
This was last spring. I feel sure there is Saharan dust this year. I hope you get there again soon my friend. Looking forward to your watermelon photos =;-). Thanks Larry. G