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Bryce Canyon National Park Utah - February 17, 2001 I took these photos while hiking through Bryce Canyon, between Sunrise and Sunset points. This park had a landscape like none other I've seen. In addition to amazing color, the canyon contains thousands of rock spires called "hoodoos." I felt particularly fortunate to be hiking shortly after a fresh snowfall in the area. The extra moisture also helped to bring out some amazing colors in the canyon walls. Additional details about the opening photo of the album, including details about how the image was processed to bring out the original color of the canyon, are available in the Photo of the Week section of the site. The panoramic shot is taken at "Inspiration Point," around sunset. I don't feel that it's a particularly good photo, but it does give you a feeling for the scale of the canyon. Camera: Olympus E-10
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