Bryce Canyon National Park is a visually stunning location. Since the Canyon runs along a north south axis, and the primary canyon wall of hoodoos face to the east, Bryce is a perfect spot for dramatic images during sunrise an early morning light. The hoodoos continue to glow bright orange throughout the day, and their arrangements along the canyon wall are almost overwhelming to the eyes and brain. Sunset brings deep shadows amongst the hoodoos, which has an altogether different look to end the day.
Thor's Hammer at Sunrise. Taken from the top of the Canyon rim.
Side view of Thor's Hammer during the golden hour after sunrise. Taken from trail that descends into the canyon.
Hoodoos glowing in the morning golden hour.
Hoodoos shapes and colors glowing in the morning golden hour.
Hoodoos in the mid day sun glow an amazing orange color.
An amphitheater of hoodoos from the southern rim.
Bryce Canyon at sunset. Sunset offers opportunities to capture deep shadows amidst the hoodoos.