Fine Art Images

A sunbursting sun rises on a fall day in Bryce Canyon National Park behind Thor’s Hammer. The curious rock formation resembles a supernaturally large mythical hammer standing alone among thousands of other hoodoos.

In Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument is a gulch or slot canyon that is so narrow that a grown person must turn sideways for much of its length to hike through. This is Spooky Gulch, and yes it is spooky.

Railroad ties were used many years ago to build a storage shed by a farmer trying to establish a living in what was then one of the last unestablished areas of the United States in Ruby Valley, east of the Ruby Mountains in Northern Nevada.

Two very large trees grow around an even larger rock high in the Ruby Mountains of North Eastern Nevada near Overland Lake. Scenes like this are intimate looks into the beauty of nature.