A few fallen leaves pop off the dried canyon floor of a Utah slot canyon that hasn't seen water flow through in many months.
Reflected light from a canyon wall casts down onto these dried mud curls in Southern Utah.
An above view of a vibrant green agave plant at the edge of the grand canyon.
A pattern within the salt polygons resembles a white flame of salt crystals photographed during twilight.
A small section of cracked mud tiles photographed during twilight
Small pebbles are lined with alkaline patterns creating a mosaic of color and texture along the Paria River.
Swirling patterns of red sandstone catch the soft morning light in one of the many pockets within white pocket.
Paper thin ridges of sandstone begin forming from the bottom of a sandstone butte in south coyote buttes in Northern Arizona.
A sandstone arch found in a side canyon of Lake Powell resembles that of a human heart.
A sandstone wall covered in desert varnish reflects onto the waters of Lake Powell. The wake from our boat caused the reflection to be distorted.
Reflected sandstone on rippled water along Lake Powell.
Reflections of a cut out sandstone wall give the impressions of arrows pointing to the right, but why go right when you can go left?