Monsoon season brought clouds slithering through Grand Canyon. This view southeast from the North Rim’s Cape Royal overlook carries beyond the canyon to Echo Cliffs in the distance.
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Only someone who pretty much lives at the Canyon can get the fantastic pictures you do. This is just beautiful! How wonderful to be able to see it every day in all its splendor. No wonder you come back year after year.
Oh yes, there is something very special about seeing the canyon on a daily basis in all her moods. Thanks for commenting on the photos. This is something new I’m trying to get something posted in between story posts.
YOU DOING GOOD, GAELYN, LOVE THE CLOUD PIC !!! NEVER KNEW THEY ‘FLOATED IN THE CANYON, LIKE THAT…
Hope you have a HAPPY DAY !!!
Even though monsoons come every summer we don’t always see the clouds in the canyon.
Wowee!! What a gorgeous picture. And Bob said to tell you that you are an artiste with a camera. Super shot. MB
Gee, thanks Bob. I have so many photos to share that I’ll be posting more singles in between story posts. Oh, and thank you too MB. 🙂
That’s wild looking at clouds below you.
Well you have to remember I was standing at 8200 ft.
This is stunning. Love seeing foggy clouds on mountains from the top like this.
It’s a very special view of the canyon.
Very stunning view capture from Grand Canyon national park!! I don’t have proper words to describe how innovative that picture is. Just want to share the post to let others experience such monsoon clouds around Grand Canyon. Thanks.
Thanks Jacky. The Grand Canyon is a must see for everyone.
I absolutely love the layered look of hills and this is perfect.
Fabulous shot of the lowering clouds – the lighting is special. You work in a magical setting!
Yes I do. Thank you Barb.
Spectacular!!