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This is a similar shot to what I have posted before. Zoom to see several people up on the left, one is standing near the drop of several hundreds of feet.
For Junge1.
I think the snow capped mountains are in Utah.
Comments (39)
Great capture. Are those snow=capped mountains in San Juans or are they in Utah?
Superb capture my friend. God Bless.
Very nice!!!!
Great to see the people and appreciate the humumgous scale.
amazing!
Splendid view!
Beautiful photo.
What an amazing place seen photos from this point before thanks for bringing them to us mate. appreciate it
What impressing view and textures. I also like the colors on this beautiful capture, Jeff.
imprtessive view and landscape !! wow !!
This is breathtaking wow !!
Amazing view and terrific capture
Wow fantastic shot of this canyon hon awesome stuff and yes i use windows to crop the pics with as of now.
Klasse Felsformationen und Strukturen!
stunning panorama
It's so BIG...love the rocky landscape. Excellent shot!
Wow... what a view. Excellent shot!!
What an amazing view! Wow. You can just see forever, can't you?
an awe struck vista
Very beautiful wiev , Jeff ! Wonderful capture !
belle vu!!
I passed right by it but never went inside. this is cool
What a fantastic view, but I would NEVER stand there :) I would faint :)
a wonderful view!!!
A very impressive place !
Amazing shot, Jeff.
Such a big and vast place, reminds one of how small we really are. ;) Excellent view and capture! :)
SUPERLATIVE IMAGE!
Elegant and beautfiful composition
For Junge1... Those would be the Manti La-sal Mtns.. Yes they are just inside the Utah border. The San Juan Mtns are the Colorado side Nice POV here Jeff. Did you get to do the "Valley of the Gods"?