Double Arch, Utah by danapommet
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Two arches for the price of one. This is the Double Arch, Arches National Park, Utah, USA, and thet were eroded from a single ridge, called a fin, of sandstone, as were most of the arches, in Arches National Park. My notes mention that these arches are darker than most because this fin was made up of red entrada sandstone. There is man (dressed in blue), resting in the shade of these arches, for perspective.
Scanned from a photo taken in 1996.
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Thanks for stopping by, taking a look and for all your previous favs and comments. They are very much appreciated.
Dana
Comments (19)
He is either a very small man or these are some VERY BIG arches! (I had to look hard to find him)
Love seeing these types of unique landscape. Excellent. Aloha
wow this is super
So HUGE!!
That is amazing, he looks like an ant must feel, super place to visit!!!
Wonderful capture. :)
very beautiful !
Fantastic POV and capture!
WOW....amazing angle, excellent perspective, really an excellent photo!
He looks so tiny sitting there. :) Awesome capture!
superpe paysage!
superb rock formation! gorgeous series!
a new spectacular view!
Oooh, I like this one even more. Great pov. Aloha
Are you affraid walking under that old stuff ;-) Trully Beautiful
Excellent POV employed to capture the stark light/dark and textural effects of the double arches, Dana! I hope you were wearing your sunglasses during this shoot.
Thanks for mentioning the little blue man, it exploded the grandeur of this magnificent place all the more. Excellent and beautiful photo.
Another great capture.
Having the man in the picture makes all the difference. I had no idea how big those were! Excellent capture!