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“Chrono Vein”
Description:
Photographed from the Green River Overlook in Canyonlands National Park, Utah, this image reveals a vast maze of sculpted mesas and winding canyons. Layers of red rock stretch toward the horizon, showcasing the immense scale and timeless beauty of the desert landscape shaped by the Colorado Plateau’s geologic forces.
Story:
Standing at the Green River Overlook, I felt like I was peering into deep time itself. Every layer of sandstone and shale told a story older than language — rivers carving, winds reshaping, gravity slowly pulling it all apart. The silence was immense, broken only by the crunching of desert rock beneath my feet.
It’s hard to grasp scale here. From the overlook you see a huge network of chasms that could hold entire cities in them. The mesas rise like the ruins of a forgotten civilization, but their architects were water and time.
In this moment, it felt less like I was taking a photograph and more like I was borrowing a glimpse of eternity.
-BAP
Location:
Green River Overlook
Canyonlands National Park
Utah
38° 22' 42.1'' N, 109° 53' 18.4'' W
Google Map Link
Time: 06:53 MDT (sunrise 07:08)
Date: September 24th, 2018
Camera & Settings:
Single shot
Sony RX100 IV, Tripod
ISO 125, 20.43 mm (56 mm), f/6.3, 30 sec
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“Chrono Vein”
Description:
Photographed from the Green River Overlook in Canyonlands National Park, Utah, this image reveals a vast maze of sculpted mesas and winding canyons. Layers of red rock stretch toward the horizon, showcasing the immense scale and timeless beauty of the desert landscape shaped by the Colorado Plateau’s geologic forces.
Story:
Standing at the Green River Overlook, I felt like I was peering into deep time itself. Every layer of sandstone and shale told a story older than language — rivers carving, winds reshaping, gravity slowly pulling it all apart. The silence was immense, broken only by the crunching of desert rock beneath my feet.
It’s hard to grasp scale here. From the overlook you see a huge network of chasms that could hold entire cities in them. The mesas rise like the ruins of a forgotten civilization, but their architects were water and time.
In this moment, it felt less like I was taking a photograph and more like I was borrowing a glimpse of eternity.
-BAP
Location:
Green River Overlook
Canyonlands National Park
Utah
38° 22' 42.1'' N, 109° 53' 18.4'' W
Google Map Link
Time: 06:53 MDT (sunrise 07:08)
Date: September 24th, 2018
Camera & Settings:
Single shot
Sony RX100 IV, Tripod
ISO 125, 20.43 mm (56 mm), f/6.3, 30 sec
