No Right Angles

The image title pertains as much to the difficulty to isolate the subject, the High Heel Arch, as to the cacophony of angles in the scene.

No Right Angles

The image title pertains as much to the difficulty to isolate the subject, the High Heel Arch, as to the cacophony of angles in the scene.

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The image title pertains as much to the difficulty to isolate the subject, the High Heel Arch, as to the cacophony of angles in the scene.
Smooth sandstone folds contrast with turbulent blue vortices in the sky that cool down the warm hues of scattered sunlight.
Brought to life by a fan of lightrays, seemingly rising from the bedrock, Stud Horse Point hoodoos are getting ready for their nocturnal adventures.
A nocturnal thunderstorm cell initiates the birth of a rock animal. Four sources of light illuminate the scene: the orange glow of city lights of Page, lightning above the Navajo Mountain, stars, and a flashlight.
Residual glow of the western horizon competes with starlight that will inevitably win the fight and submerge the lump of dough in darkness.
Remnants of a powerful monsoon storm are rolling over White Pocket. A small opening in the clouds on the western horizon allowed the setting sun to briefly illuminate the scene with gentle warm light.
The result of an unsuccessful attempt of alien life forms to land their spaceship.
With an aura of colors above its head, the rock formation poses for the shot with an inaudible "cheese".
Raspberries and pineapple with swirls of vanilla icecream are topped with blueberry syrup. The Second Wave in North Coyote Buttes.
A long exposure reveals the dark secrets harbored by the brainrocks of White Pocket.
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