BRYCE AMPHITHEATRE

The amphitheatre in Bryce Canyon National Park (Utah) is an other-worldly landscape. Hoodoos are pillars of sandstone formed by freeze/thaw weathering in a high-altitude desert. The amphitheatre faces east so I made this image just before sunrise. The nearest hoodoo is lit by light from the brightest part of the sky reflected off the wall of sandstone behind me.

F/22, 2.5 seconds, ISO 100
Accepted: Wrekin 2014

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