Thursday’s Task

[John Holbrook]

Thursday’s Task: When vehicle model inspires landscape photography.
(I will be out of town tomorrow but will resume Thursday's Task comments sometime Friday).
This week: Moab Your interpretation. My examples below:


Arches National Park, UT

Goblin Valley State Park, UT

Deadhorse Point State Park, UT

Capitol Reef National Park, UT

 

[larryj]

Hi John, here are a few from my archive:

View of Organ Rock in Arches National Park

Along the Road into Arches National Park

Road into Zdion National Park

Bryce Canyon National Park

Balanced Rock and Friends at Arches National Park

Over view at CanyonLands National Park

Dead Horse Point State Park

 

[ckcarr]

Wow, many of these places I haven't been to in years. They disappeared from my mind..
Here's too many, but I tried to pick mostly unusual locations.

Many years ago I started photographing in Cisco because I knew it would be ruined. As it was.

 

[Jameel Hyder]

A popular location for many of us. There are likely to be many views of the same location this week. Haven't been to this area lately.

Mesa Arch, Canyonlands

Somewhere on Lasal mountain loop

Arches NP without any arches

Deadhorse Point SP

Fisher Towers and LaSal mountains

Arches NP with an arch or two

 

[AlanLichty]

I was quite fond of Moab in the 1970's and 1980's but hadn't been there since when I made it one of my stops on a road trip right after retiring in 2015. I was honestly horrified at what the place had turned into in the intervening years and after a couple of quick day trips I fled south and have only stopped in Moab for fuel on subsequent trips through the area and mostly stayed near Blanding and Bluff. Way too many people in the Moab area for my preferences.

Mexican Hat

Goosenecks of the San Juan

Some gratuitous Arches images starting with Delicate Arch

Trailside scenes with an approaching thunderstorm

Salt Valley overlook under the storm