From Bryce Canyon to Zion First time we decided to sleep in a little and what do you know,… We get called on the phone in our room. It's Terry Alderman's wife the photographer who took us to White Pockets two days earlier. Apparently Richard left a part of his tripod in Terry's car. Later we found out Terry and his wife had called all the hotels, lodges and resorts near Bryce Canyon because he remembered us telling that it would be our next stop. Eventuall...

Day #8 Bryce Canyon After a wonderful breakfast at the restaurant of the Bryce Canyon Resort we headed out to see Bryce Canyon. The day started out pretty cold but eventually the temperature was real nice. Pretty soon after entering Bryce Canyon National Park we saw lots of wildlife just walking around minding there own business. Shoot! We first headed to the end of the park to shoot some pics. There were a few dark clouds but the sky was mostly b...

Day #7 White Pockets Meeting Terry Today we went to White Pockets on a photo tour with a local photographer. His name is Terry Alderman and he would meet us at the beginning of the 1hour and 45 minute off road drive through rough "roads" leading to White Pockets. He showed up in a red Jeep Cherokee. He had long white hair and full white facial hair. I think he told us he was 70 years old but only the white hair was proof of that. He told us some a...

From a private tour of Monument Valley to Page We ended yesterday with shooting the stars above Monument Valley. Because there is hardly any light from houses or streetlights you can enjoy the stars and the moon. And it was breathtaking! Just like the stars above the Grand Canyon a day earlier. I've never seen so many stars as in these places. 17 mile trail cut short After a great breakfast and packing all our stuff we headed out to ride the 17 mile trai...

From the Grand Canyon to Monument Valley. I had a really rough night. The spinach salad I had for dinner turned my bowels in a speedway to Sewerville. So with maybe an hour of sleep and still feeling crapy I didn't feel up to shooting the sun rising over the Grand Canyon at Yaki Point with Richard. He left at 4:45 and I tried to catch up on some Z's but couldn't. So I decided I'd shoot the Grand Canyon sunrise near the cabin where we stayed. But the photos w...