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Driving up the Mt Carmel highway through Zion National Park illustrates the remnants of an early winter storm up high.
Mt Carmel View
A winter storm begins clearing from Snow Canyon State Park in St George Utah. Prehistoric sand dunes conjure up images of dinosaurs in this land before time.
Land Before Time
Falling snow and falling temperatures in Zion's Kolob Canyon freezes tree limbs and rocks alike.
Zion Canyon Snow
A flash freezing rain storm created magical effects to the trees in the Smoky Mountains
Frozen in Time
A starburst peeking through the frozen ice storm in the Great Smoky Mountains
Frozen Sunburst
A tiny pine tree struggles to gain a foothold on a large boulder in the middle of the Yellowstone River
Yellowstone River Tree
Landscape Arch in Arches National Park after a snow storm
Landscape Arch
Buffalo herd about to ford one of the streams in Yellowstone National Park.
River Crossing
A howling winter storm hits Kolob Canyon, part of Zion National Park
Kolob Canyon Storm
Remnants of a high winter storm in Zion Canyon
Zion Canyon Clearing Storm
These prehistoric sand dunes in Snow Canyon State Park are so solid that they hold copious amounts of water after winter storms. This photo features such a pool with some brush and Dramatic clouds.
Sand Dune Reflections
A two foot snowfall in Bryce Canyon begins to clear with the sun managing to peek through
After the Storm
A split rail fence frames an otherwise magical snow storm in Bryce Canyon
Bryce Snow Frame
A beautiful clearing winter storm in Snow Canyon, Utah. Clouds reflecting in a rain filled pool.
Snow Canyon Reflections
Looking out from Bryce Point shows the remnants of a winter storm in Bryce Canyon
Bryce Point
A cold winter's day in Yellowstone National Park finds this waterfall raging through
River Falls
The upper Yellowstone Falls are completely frozen over during the late winter period of February.
Yellowstone Frozen Repose
Yellowstone Canyon after a significant winter storm appears peaceful and calm.
Yellowstone Canyon
Another flow of water from a river in Yellowstone indicates the turbulence associated with winter in this magical place
Yellowstone River Flow
The trails surrounding Sunrise and Sunset Points in Bryce Canyon are steep and treacherous in snowy conditions
Bryce Trail
Clouds begin rolling out of Kolob Canyon in Zion National Park, revealing a winter wonderland of snow and ice.
Kolob Canyon Clearing Storm
A beautiful sunset sweeping across the face of the Mesquite Sand Dunes in Death Valley National Park.
Late Afternoon Dunes
The light from a diffuse sunrise bathes the hills across 20 Mule Team Canyon, creating rich colors and soft contrast.
20 Mule Team Canyon Panorama
Shadows form over the Mesquite Dunes as the sun sets.
Dune Shadows
This view in Golden Canyon is about a mile and a half from the trailhead. Manly Point can be seen in the distance.
Golden Canyon - Manly Point
The sun accentuates the form of the rolling hills that surround the trail leading in from the trailhead.
Golden Canyon Sunrise
These rocks are blazing in the last vestiges of sunlight and reflect a nice contrast and texture. These rocks are located just next to the Fire Wave Trailhead in the Valley of Fire.
Fire Wave Rock
The Fire Wave, in the Valley of Fire State Park, can be found just off Mouses's Tank Road. A trailhead leads about a half mile to these colorful patterns and rocks.
Fire Wave
The Valley of Fire features many different colors and hues emanating from the sandstone structures that define the park.
Valley of Fire
The golden light at the top of the canyon filters down to the canyon walls
Look Up
Approaching the entrance to the upper canyon provides a glimpse at what's to come inside.
Upper Antelope Canyon Entrance
Walking through the canyon brings you into the sunlight at the quarter mile mark.
Upper Antelope Canyon Exit
Inside the canyon, light swirls down through the opening above to create a wonderland of color.
Swirling Sandstone
Deep inside the canyon finds the magical light creating golden hues against the canyon walls.
Magical Light
As you enter the canyon, the view back where you came in is quite stunning, with colorful swirls of sandstone
Upper Canyon Entrance View