Sandstone Bluff near Diana’s Throne, UT

On a work-related trip to Salt Lake City in March, I spent a couple of days between Kanab and Zion National Park exploring a few of the sandstone bluffs north of Kanab while we waited for the flash flood watches/warnings to end so we could hike into a few slot canyons. After spending several years in North Carolina, where most of the rocks are covered in vegetation, I am always impressed by the sheer cliff faces and strata exposed to the casual hiker. I included color and B&W versions of some of the sandstone.

Sandstone Bluff near Diana Throne (B&W Vertical Panorama #1), outside Kanab, Utah (24″x34″)

Sandstone Bluff near Diana Throne (Color Vertical Panorama #1), outside Kanab, Utah (24″x34″)

This entry was posted on April 16, 2023 by Luke Parsons. It was filed under Black and White, Color, Panoramas and was tagged with Black and White, Color, Desert, Geology, Hiking, kanab, Panoramas, Photography, sandstone, southwest, travel, Utah.

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