Nowhere are the forces of natural erosion more apparent or more visually stunning than in Utah’s Bryce Canyon National Park at sunset. You can’t help feeling that you are witnessing one of nature’s masterpieces when you are standing at the canyon’s edge watching the phantom-like hoodoos bathed in shades of red and orange in the fading light. Though the Grand Canyon sees far more travellers, its smaller neighbour in many ways presents the more compelling landscape.

(Samples of my photography for the Calgary Herald)