Hey everyone!
I know that you’ve basically seen all of these before but I thought we could reminisce on some of the key moments of the trip. I even added a few events that you didn’t get to see from a photograph.
Here is a short video showcasing the main points of the trips.
Enjoy!
We are back home in Louisville Kentucky but I will be posting random photos that I now have time to edit from the journey to the west coast. This way you will get to revisit a lot of these places and get a little bit more of the story.
For another view on the places we went you can check out Travis’ blog EarthSelfies.Com
We are not done with our adventures and we have already started a plan for the next one. For now I will take small tours around the Kentucky area for your enjoyment.
As a last photo from the 30 day photography stent I leave you with this image of Zion National Park during the stormy weather.
This is our last stop as we journey back home to Kentucky. The storm that had been stalking us followed us here and clouds took away our sunset bringing the night much quicker than planned.
Though there are difficulties with storm clouds we did get to have amazing contrast against the tanned colored rock faces. The amazing thing that happens is when the rain gathers and creates multiple waterfalls around the park. You can see in the main photo and the Post Script Photo how there is a tiny waterfall in the distance that was created just for us!
PSPHOTO; Photograph of the water flowing down the mountain. The background mountains have a bit of a haze due to the rainfall that had yet reached us.
Being able to see a storm from far away is something for the flat lands. We don’t get to see a lot of this in Louisville Kentucky. As we near the end of our journey to our last location we came across a storm that seemed to be chasing us. I might as well capture the moment while it is there stalking us.
This was were I spent most of my time. This was a free show every 15 minutes almost all day long! Basically, they play various songs and have the water dance to it. This may not seem very fun for the Vegas Life but it had my attention for a good while. Some of the more powerful music had the water shooting sky high which was very enchanting to watch. Out of the many photos I took of the famous fountains, I chose this one to showcase for now. Before one of the songs, they dispearsed fog which moved slow enough to HDR.
