And with the last gasp of light, Bryce DLWS came to close on a romantic last god beam lighting the tallest HooDoo in the amphitheater. We had a GREAT time with everyone of our DLWS participants. The entire DLWS staff wants to thank them for making this a very special week for us all!
Photo captured by D2Xs, 200-400VR on Lexar digital film
And as the clouds blew by taking the light with them, what they left us was pretty darn striking!
Photo captured by D2Xs, 10.5 on Lexar digital film
We headed out for our last evening shoot, only to be greeted by blowing snow. And than, it socked in to where you couldn’t see the edge of the canyon. And just as fast as it blew in, it blew out and we had the rest of the evening to play with the clouds and the dancing light.
Photo captured by D2Xs, 17-55AFS on Lexar digital film
Man…the clouds are playing dodge ball with us, and we’re loosing the game! None the less, the beauty of Bryce still shines through. This AM, we walked down into one of the amphitheaters and it was just spectacular!
Photo captured by D2Xs, 17-55AFS on Lexar digital film
Tonight I feel humble. We started out crits at DLWS tonight and the images I saw were just amazing! Yeah, Bryce is a gorgeous place, but the photographers traveling with us have done a killer job bringing the beauty alive in their photography!
Photo capture by D200, 85f1.4AF on Lexar digital film
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