by Karen Williams
Manzanita, with its almond shaped leaf petals and shiny red bark is a common plant in Zion National Park. I really like the way the bright red bark contrasted with the green background, bending and twisting as it grows upwards.
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- Altar of Sacrifice (6)
- Angel's Landing (1)
- Arch (1)
- Big Bend (1)
- Bridge Mountain (9)
- Cable Mountain (1)
- Cathedral Mountain (1)
- Checkerboard Mesa (15)
- Clear Creek (6)
- Clouds (1)
- Coal Pits Wash (5)
- Deer Trap Mountain (1)
- East Rim (3)
- East Temple (6)
- East Zion (128)
- Echo Canyon (1)
- Emerald Pools (3)
- Fat Man's Misery (2)
- Favorites (25)
- Flood (6)
- Fog (7)
- Great White Throne (1)
- Highway (1)
- Hiking (1)
- Hop Valley (1)
- Jug Handle Arch (1)
- Kolob (10)
- La Verkin Creek Trail (1)
- Lee Pass (1)
- Lighting (1)
- Long Valley (2)
- Macro (43)
- Main Canyon (2)
- Moon (5)
- Mount Spry (4)
- Mt. Kinesava (4)
- Night (8)
- Northgate Peaks (1)
- Observation Point (1)
- Parunuweap Canyon (1)
- petroglyph (1)
- Pine Creek (8)
- Plants (80)
- Reflections (3)
- River (14)
- Rock Lines (7)
- Scoggins Wash (1)
- Shadows (1)
- Slot Canyon (15)
- Snow + Ice (30)
- Stars (3)
- Storm (1)
- Subway (1)
- Sunrise (15)
- Sunset (22)
- The Patriarchs (1)
- Towers of the Virgin (6)
- Us (2)
- Virgin River (4)
- Watchman (5)
- Waterfall (26)
- Weeping Rock (4)
- West Rim (2)
- West Temple (10)
- White Cliffs (9)
- Wildcat Connector Trail (1)
- Wildlife (43)
- Zion Narrows (3)
Monthly Archive
365 IN ZION
365 Days in Zion is a photo experience by Karen and Christian Williams. Together, we spent an entire year in Zion National Park amidst snow, rain, flash floods, brush fires, and the beautiful sunny blue skies that typify Southern Utah in the United States of America.
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