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Dead Horse Point, Utah, Late Afternoon March 23, 2025
Few natural views in Utah, or any where else for that matter, rival this magnificent example of the Colorado River’s millions of years of sculpting handiwork.
A classic horseshoe bend in the Colorado River, west of Moab on the Colorado Plateau, the mesa at the middle of the horseshoe at frame center high above the river, according to some, was used as a natural corral by cowboys to round up wild horses.
Taken in the very late afternoon, the sun was just above the horizon to my right, making it necessary to shield my Nikkor 24-70mmE ED f2.8 lens with my hat to avoid flare. The lens was zoomed to 34mm, a moderate wide angle setting. My Nikon D850 DSLR was the camera I used.
Prints of this scene as well as other landscapes and subjects of general interest are available for sale at coloradoinblackandwhite.com.
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