The Super Utah photography workshop is coming up next month, October 19-25, 2019 and there’s an opening with your name on it. “What’s this,” you say? Take a look.
Two of Utah’s most beautiful national parks are Zion and Bryce Canyon and we cover them both in a week of exciting photography. Zion has been described as ‘a red Yosemite’ with its red sandstone cliffs that tower thousands of feet above the Virgin River, lined with cottonwood trees that are painting themselves in fall colors. The canyon itself offers many photographic opportunities but that’s not all there is. Take the Zion tunnel to the top upper reaches of the park where another world awaits. Sandstone cliffs and hoodoos are carved with intricate patterns. And the light in Zion is extraordinary.
Bryce Canyon National Park is about as different from Zion as you can get. Instead of gazing up, you look down into the vast wonderland of fins, windows and hoodoos carved out of bright red limestone. Sunrise at Bryce Canyon is nothing short of spectacular. You will be hard pressed to find another location as exciting as this.
But that’s not all. From the Kolob Plateau to Devil’s Garden in Grand Staircase Escalante there is a rich supply of fascinating places to photograph.
Would you like to join me and experience these wonders for yourself? There’s an opening just for you. More information can be found on this link – Super Utah Photography Workshop. Or email me at Ralph@RalphNordstromPhotography.com.
See you in Utah!
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