Bryce Canyon National Park

[John Holbrook]

 

[Ben Egbert]

That's a nice scene with those rugged old trees and the stubborn ground cover with wispy clouds behind.

 

[John Holbrook]

I should have titled the post, "Yes, another lone tree" because it seems I have developed a pattern (or fixation) for shooting them. In the future, I promise to "branch" out.

 

[AlanLichty]

I like your perspective on this park. A refreshing departure from the usual amphitheater views but are still a familiar sight to those of us who frequent the place.

I have visited that park a lot over the years and on my last visit the crowds pushed me away from even bothering to go out on the usual viewpoints. Keep branching out - it's a big park away from the overlooks

 

[Aaron Macomber]

Hey, its great to see a shot from Bryce that is not the typical postcard frame! Good job with the outside of the rocks thinking

 

[JimFox]

This is super cool John! I enjoy iconic views of iconic places, but I also think it’s important at some stage of our growth as photographers that we do look for other compositions too. This is a great lesson to us all.

 

[JimFox]

Congrats on the Daily Featured Post John!

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[John Holbrook]

Congrats on the Daily Featured Post John!

@John Holbrook

Thank you!

 

[Douglas Sherman]

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Congratulations on he Daily Featured Post, John. I believe those are Bristlecone Pines which are very old (at least 1,000 years old at Bryce).

 

[Mike Lewis]

Great to see a more original composition from here, so well realized. Very worthy of DFP status!

ML

 

[Beth]

it's nice to see something that isn't a hoodoo at this park. though it's a little funny that the tree sorta looks like a hoodoo.