Click HERE to get to the photos. I just got back from a trip to Moab, Utah. I went with a group of 29 plein air painters. Plein air is a French expression which means “in the open air” where you set up your easel outside to paint. A few of us in the group were not painters so we went off to hike or take photographs. The first few photos were taken while driving to Moab. There’s a lot of space between Fruita, Colorado and Moab, Utah. Make sure your gas tank is full and your bladder is empty. The bulk of the photos were taken at Dead Horse Point and Canyon Lands. We had great weather, blue sky and 80 degrees, though the blue sky isn’t the best for photography.

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Click HERE to get to the photos. All of these photos were taken in Arches National Park. I wished that I lived in Moab so that I could go back to Arches over and over and photograph it in various
light and weather conditions.

Click HERE to get to the photos. There are photos taken along the Colorado River at Lower Onion Creek and Big Bend. Opposite from Lower Onion Creek is a rock formation known as Fisher Towers.