Gem, I believe most of them are really in orange hues, but also depends on what time of day you took the picture. sometimes, the color you may have seen maybe were taken at mid-day when the sun is so strong so the colors become flatter, whereas, if you take it closer to sunset or sunrise, the colors are in shade and shadows and becomes more intense. However, in this instance, there was actually on and off rain, we were entirely wet after completing this hike, whenever it rained, we just took shelter from the hoodos. That being wet, and overcast, I believe made the colors much more intense. Just like a clay, the color is kind of different when wet and dry. No, did not use any filter here, just a protective glass for the lens.

yes, Bryce really has an amazing landscape, actually, if you put it all together, this region if Utah really has an amazing landscape, different. I hope to be sharing more of Utah’s beauty.

@ Mark Alan Meader, thank you so much if you will feature Antelope Canyon in your blog. Yes, we are planning to go there this spring, and I am making plans actually and in the lookout for Navajo service. Any tips you can share would be so highly appreciated. I do not know if I will be able to take good pictures there since I do not have much exposure to slot canyons ( just practicing and photography is a hobby but i still have so much to learn) , but I am excited to visit that area.