Tag: Utah

  • Monument Valley – or how wide’s the sky?

    Monument Valley – or how wide’s the sky?

    To finish off this sequence of scanned and digitally curated images from the 1990s, I’m sharing with you a group of 6 images that I captured at perhaps the most famous “western” scenery that you’ll ever see – Monument Valley on the Arizona-Utah boundary. In fact you’ve seen it many times before, in many movies.

  • Goosenecks

    Goosenecks

    I was, and I still am, a geographer and a geomorphologist at heart even after all the years away from my “practising” days. Before we left for Utah, I knew I wanted to go and see Goosenecks. For those in the know, it’s one of those classic Leopold, Wolman and Miller – Fluvial Processes in Geomorphology…

  • Mexican Hat

    Mexican Hat

    The journey from Hanksville to Mexican Hat on first State 95 and then State 261 was not without its moments. Just look up Moki Dugway to see what I mean. It was meant to take us via Goosenecks to Mexican Hat where we were staying the night, but we had to leave the former to the next…