Icons of American Southwest
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Navajo Arch
Breathtaking beauty of Zion
Better keep yourself clean and bright; you are The Window through which you must see the world. Bernard Shaw
Delicate sunset
Bisti Badlands
Winter at Dead Horse Point
According to the legend, a number of horses died of thirst at this sight of the Colorado River. I always carry water during my photo shoots. Nevertheless, I also almost choked to death when I first time witnessed this beauty.
Heart of Utah
All you need is love. While I was hiking in endless deserts of Utah, I found a heart ❤️shaped by two different types of natural stone.
If you ever feel like you are stuck in one place, bored of everything, and drained of energy, - pack a sandwich, a bottle of water, turn your phone to airplane mode, and go for a three hour hike to the nearest park. The healing beauty of nature will cure you, revitalize and inspire you for your next adventure.
Shiprock
Shiprock is a lonely volcanic rock formation at the endless Navajo high desert plains. Peaking at 7 177 feet, its top often times rests above the clouds. Native Americans call it Tse Bitai, which means 'rock with wins'. Tse Bitai is a central peace of many legends of native Navajo people. It carries great historical and religious meaning. I took this sunrise shot with honor and respect for this wonder. Every time I look at this photo, I can feel the mystical wind taking me back to this sacred place.
