One thing I’ve learned about photography is that lighting is everything. It sets the mood and can make one image so different from the other. This was right before it was about to thunderstorm at the Grand Canyon. The clouds created these amazing shadows and would of made this image look so different if it were sunny out.
Driving to the Grand Canyon, Andrew and I saw fields and fields of these beautiful yellow flowers. I’m not sure what kind they are but it’s amazing to see so many of them.
This image was taken at Red Rock State Park just before it rained.
There is so much to see in Red Rock State Park. I loved little river flowing through with Cathedral Rock in the background. Unfortunately, it started to rain. Fortunately, it created this beautiful rainbow that just added so much to this image. I was only able to capture one image before it started to downpour. I’m just glad I was able to get this one.
Isn’t this a beautiful view. I think out of all my Arizona images, I was most excited to process these from Slide Rock Arizona State Park. I love the reflection and it was such a beautiful morning to be out taking pictures.
The last day we spent in Sedona was a rainy one. We spent most of the day in our hotel just catching up on some rest when I finally had to get out of the room. I’m so glad we did because the rain had stopped just in time for a beautiful sunset.
While I was in Arizona, I didn’t wake up early every morning. In fact, I only woke up for sunrise the first day we were there to meet up with Larry, a local Sedona photographer. Luckily, he told us that Sedona doesn’t great views of the sunrise so I got to sleep in. It felt great!