We think this selection of pictures, taken on two different hikes, sets the scene for serene beauty
in a place that is a great favorite of ours. In the land of the Navajo nation, the city of Page,
founded in 1957, finds itself situate on the Colorado River, near the famous Horseshoe Bend, close
to Lake Powell and above Glen Canyon Dam, not forgetting the unusual Antelope Canyons. Sit back, relax
and absorb sights enhanced by varying shades of natural light.
Bridge over calm waters, a sequel for S&G.
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We went for a short hike at dusk to try capture a scene like this in failing light.
Lake Powell, a different angle, different light.
Light continues to fade but we won't let go. Beauty and tranquility abound; color remains.
Birthday Girl: Always time to climb rocks, our nirvana.
The 'Tailhook' team hooks the sun onto the afterglow; or something like that.
Sunset at Lake Powell, another perspective.
The power grid at Glen Canyon transmits as the sun quits.
A marina on the lake with a powerful backdrop.
The editor was taken in by the glass-like surface; this is for her. (Picture of her in bikini not shown.)
Cheers,
Jenni and Jeffrey
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