"Hoodoos" in Bryce Canyon glow in the early morning sun, viewed from Sunset Point. - Northwest Natural Imagery

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"Ethereal" - a beam of sunlight penetrates the shadows and illuminates the walls of Antelope Canyon, near Page, Arizona. This image has been published in Life Images Magazine, and was selected as "Photo of the week" on Nature's Best Photography's website.

Delicate Arch, the most famous free-standing stone arch in the world, is located in The Arches National Park, near Moab, Utah.

Thor's Hammer, one of the "hoodoos" in Bryce Canyon, glows fiery colors in the morning sun.

Not a place for those afraid of heights, Horseshoe Bend, on the Colorado River near Page, Arizona, offers a dramatic, wide-angle view.

The sandstone walls of Antelope Canyon seem to glow red-hot.

Early morning sun lights the hoodoos in Bryce Canyon.

"Into the light" - a tumbleweed rests on a sandy ledge deep within the shadowed halls of Antelope Canyon, near Page, Arizona.

"Hoodoos" in Bryce Canyon glow in the early morning sun, viewed from Sunset Point.

A "hoodoo" stands watch over a forested vally in Bryce Canyon, Utah.

"Hoodoos" in Bryce Canyon glow in the early morning sun, viewed from Sunset Point.

"Hoodoos" in Bryce Canyon glow in the early morning sun, viewed from Sunset Point.

"Hoodoos" in Bryce Canyon glow in the early morning sun, viewed from Sunset Point.

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