Red Bear Panel, Cedar Mesa Wilderness Area, UT

[Douglas Sherman]

This is a rarely seen pictograph panel because of the difficulty of getting to it and the reluctance of the staff at Natural Bridges National Monument to say it even exists when queried.

 

[Ben Egbert]

Man you found a few, great job here.

 

[JimFox]

Very nice work Doug in both finding this one and capturing it!

 

[AlanLichty]

I can see why you and Joe went back the next morning for that panel. I'll hide my afternoon shot after seeing this version.

 

[BarryHamilton]

Very cool take, Doug. Nicely seen!

 

[Joe Kayne]

Tasty!

 

[Douglas Sherman]

Man you found a few, great job here.

Thank you, Ben.

 

[Douglas Sherman]

Very nice work Doug in both finding this one and capturing it!

Thank you, Jim. I am looking forward to going back. There are still a lot more to find and photograph.

 

[Douglas Sherman]

I can see why you and Joe went back the next morning for that panel. I'll hide my afternoon shot after seeing this version.

It was much easier to process this one because it was in the shade. I took it with the 70-300mm lens racked out so it had much more detail as well.

 

[Douglas Sherman]

Tasty!

Thanks, Joe. I am looking forward to seeing yours.

 

[Douglas Sherman]

Very cool take, Doug. Nicely seen!

Thank you, Barry.

 

[beavens]

Awesome, Doug - this is a very cool part of history.

Thankfully no one has hit it with graffiti yet.

Jeff

 

[Douglas Sherman]

Awesome, Doug - this is a very cool part of history.

Thankfully no one has hit it with graffiti yet.

Jeff

It is pristine because the park service won't tell anyone where it is. We knew it was in Natural Bridges National Monument but when we asked the staff they pretended they knew nothing about it. That's fine with me.

 

[Mike Mancil]

Love the shot. Such a shame that degenerates won’t leave these and other artifacts alone .