What do you do when you schedule four consecutive long weekends to shoot autumn color and snow takes out most of the leaves before the end of the second long weekend?
You go to Moab, of course!
Dusty words lying under carpets,
seldom heard, well must you keep your secrets
locked inside, hidden deep from view?
You can talk to me... (Stevie Nicks)
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Oh, I love those colors!! I just had to Pin the one of the mud and the green leaf!
ReplyDeleteAmazing to be able to see what you see! Love it.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite pic is the last one.
ReplyDeleteYour photography is breathtaking, Deb, and makes me want to visit Moab even more than I did before. Just brilliant!
ReplyDeleteLove them all, but that rusty cluster really grabs me. :)
ReplyDeleteI thought of you last night and wished I had my camera to snap this: an SUV parked in front of a bar and grill on our town's main street, with a bumper sticker that read
"London - Paris - Tokyo - Moab"
Obviously a popular and important place. (And breathtakingly beautiful too.)
Beautiful Miz Liz! Magical shots from a magical region! I like the mud cracks and leaves; yet, I can smell and feel the rippled sandstone. I also see the Pearl has a moonlighting thingie going on, which I like. Can't wait for our next adventure!
ReplyDeleteThank you, everyone!
ReplyDeleteSue, that's no rusty cluster. That's the brand new Black Pearl after two Moab rides. We always bring home a bit of Moab, and this time, it came in the form of dirt on the bikes!
I recognize that last photo. My cassette looks just like that after a desert ride!
ReplyDeleteThe combo of red rock and yellow leaves is sublime. You shot those photos so creatively. They're an inspiration.
love your solution to the early snow. I was in Moab when I was 13 and 26, but missed 39. Maybe we shall meet there when I am 52 ;')
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