(This picture can be enlarged by clicking on it.)
The Tepees is an area of the Petrified Forest National Park dominated by cone-shaped rock formations. The formations contain layered blues, purples and grays in addition to the colors found in other portions of the park. The Tepees are in the southern section of the park between Newspaper Rock and Blue Mesa.
16 comments:
How interesting George !
Almost like two different eco systems in harmony.
~Jo
SPECTACULAR!!!
Wow! The tepees and the cloud formation above, the intense blue sky, it looks surreal. Almost like another planet in a science fiction movie!
Amazing beauty, George.
Great info with this super shot George.
Love the colored layers. The Salt Creek area in Canyonlands has the same colored layers. Perhaps they were formed at the same time.
The colors are GORGEOUS!!! You did well photographing this part of our beautiful country.
how captivating. a wonderful look at your world.
I love the clouds that float on the sky.
And of course, you have done a good job to present this beautiful picture to us.
Gorgeous. So, when are you starting your postcard business??? :)
interesting name for this place
Wow...that is a neat and impressive picture George.
Arid can be beautiful. You prove it here.
Again, the expanse of it all is just breathtaking!
That is really a different snap. The enlarged version shows the layers clearly.
Wonderful, a spectacular sky and earth tones excellent, very beautiful landscape.
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