Thomas H. Field On-line Photo Galleries

HomeGallery IndexArticlesAbout

Image description

The American Desert Southwest

While the desert southwest of the United States has been photographed more than perhaps anyplace on earth, it justifies that attention. And it seems to constantly provide new variety for the eager shutterbugs. Here are some of the favorites among images I've collected in the area.

Pages:12 >

Color wanes to the west as the Canyon descends into blue twilight

Grand Canyon Twilight

  • Close
  • Locate image thumbnail in grid

Color wanes to the west as the Canyon descends into blue twilight

A photographer (in red) captures the sunrise near the Grand Canyon Village

Grand Canyon Dawn

  • Close
  • Locate image thumbnail in grid

A photographer (in red) captures the sunrise near the Grand Canyon Village

Sunset Glow in the west lights up a ridge over the Grand Canyon

Grand Canyon Sunset

  • Close
  • Locate image thumbnail in grid

Sunset Glow in the west lights up a ridge over the Grand Canyon

Midnight Grand Canyon: colorful, even by moonlight.  Can you see the North Rim Lodge? Phantom Ranch?

Grand Canyon by Moonlight

  • Close
  • Locate image thumbnail in grid

Midnight Grand Canyon: colorful, even by moonlight. Can you see the North Rim Lodge? Phantom Ranch?

Near Page, Arizona, the Colorado River sweeps an amazing meander on its way toward the Grand Canyon

Horseshoe Bend after Sunset

  • Close
  • Locate image thumbnail in grid

Near Page, Arizona, the Colorado River sweeps an amazing meander on its way toward the Grand Canyon

Two brave hikers start up the knife-edge toward Angel's Landing

Angel's Landing, Zion

  • Close
  • Locate image thumbnail in grid

Two brave hikers start up the knife-edge toward Angel's Landing

The half-height bluff jutting off the right canyon wall is Angel's Landing

Zion from Observation Point

  • Close
  • Locate image thumbnail in grid

The half-height bluff jutting off the right canyon wall is Angel's Landing

Tree does its small part to help erode fantasy shapes in the rocks (Zion NP)

Tree Erosion

  • Close
  • Locate image thumbnail in grid

Tree does its small part to help erode fantasy shapes in the rocks (Zion NP)

Photographers converge at dawn (Zion NP)

Temples and Towers of the Virgin

  • Close
  • Locate image thumbnail in grid

Photographers converge at dawn (Zion NP)

Canyon walls are reflected in the Virgin River near Temple of Sinawava (Zion NP)

Virgin River Reflections

  • Close
  • Locate image thumbnail in grid

Canyon walls are reflected in the Virgin River near Temple of Sinawava (Zion NP)

A morning hike in the dark leads to the Canyon Overlook, and a deserted winding road below (Zion NP)

Pine Creek Canyon at Dawn

  • Close
  • Locate image thumbnail in grid

A morning hike in the dark leads to the Canyon Overlook, and a deserted winding road below (Zion NP)

Colorful mineral deposits drew miners and Hollywood filmmakers to Paria Townsite

Paria Polychrome Hills

  • Close
  • Locate image thumbnail in grid

Colorful mineral deposits drew miners and Hollywood filmmakers to Paria Townsite

An abandoned log cabin has a lovely view (Cannonville, UT)

Log Cabin

  • Close
  • Locate image thumbnail in grid

An abandoned log cabin has a lovely view (Cannonville, UT)

The red afterglow of sunset illuminates Kodachrome Basin SP

Ancient Tree and Red Rocks

  • Close
  • Locate image thumbnail in grid

The red afterglow of sunset illuminates Kodachrome Basin SP

Pre-dawn light at Bryce Canyon NP.

Bryce Canyon Amphitheatre

  • Close
  • Locate image thumbnail in grid

Pre-dawn light at Bryce Canyon NP. "Hell of a place to lose a cow."

So what if It's not a kiva? It is ancient and was rediscovered by Tom Till

False Kiva, Canyonlands NP

  • Close
  • Locate image thumbnail in grid

So what if It's not a kiva? It is ancient and was rediscovered by Tom Till

Pages:12 >

Images Copyright ©2001-2011 Thomas H. Field. All rights reserved. Contact us for licensing and sales information.