Morning light on the salmon-pink formations of Bryce Canyon. Note the hikers on the left for scale.
Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah is a stunning example of the power of simple elements like wind and water to shape and sculpt formations in stone. While we here in Arizona have the Grand Canyon in our back yard, and we're used to the scope and grandeur of it, Bryce is a completely different animal. Not as large, not as expansive, Bryce is still amazing in its variation. From one lookout to the next, the scenery changes dramatically. It's truly a sight not to be missed.
Melissa Bowersock is a photographer and multi-genre author with multiple novels and non-fiction titles to her credit. For more information, visit her web page at www.newmoonrising.net.
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