Zion Canyon National Park, Utah, USA, 24th October 2014.
The next morning, we returned to Bryce Canyon to photograph the magnificent assemblages at and before dawn.
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After an hour or so we left for breakfast and here we have returned in the later morning for a final sortie.
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One or two of our party walked all the way down to the canyon floor. I didn’t allow myself enough time for that and it was a long walk back up I didn’t want to have to hurry.
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On our way to Capitol Reef National Park we were transfixed by this huge tree in full autumn foliage in the small town of Lyman, Utah.
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Murray Foote 
This photography is amazing. The light bouncing off the rock glares back at the viewer. You have captured beauty. Praise be to the Creator. Happy picture taking!
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Thanks very much Abby!
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wow! such beautiful photos!
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Thanks heaps, Constance!
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The light on the hoodoos before breaky is just beautiful.
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Looks beautiful, the last is so rugged.
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Thank you but the yellow tree is rugged? Maybe you mean the second last.
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Really fabulous dawn imagery, Murray. Getting there early certainly paid off.
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Thanks very much Robin. That’s one of the advantages of being with a group. You don’t have to argue with yourself whether you really want to get up so early in the morning.
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