Monument Valley

This is the Monument Valley in the Navajo Indian land, on the border between Arizona and Utah. One of the most impressive places I've ever seen.

If you go there (and everyone should, at least once in a lifetime), plan on spending at least a full day, or better two, with fewer vistors and better picture-taking conditions early in the morning or late afternoon.

And yes, hire a Navajo guide with a jeep; you will see more.

Clicking on any of the thumbnails will bring up a larger (900x600) version of the same image, 120-200kB in size.


Pictures © 1998, 2001 by J.Andrzej Wrotniak.
Feel free to use them for any non-commercial purposes.

For commercial and publication uses, high resolution (5-6 Mpix) scans are available at reasonable rates.

Technical info: Minolta Dynax 600si, 20-35 mm Tokina and 28-135 mm Tamron zooms, skylight filter.

Kodak negative film scanned to a Kodak Photo CD (2048x3072),
postprocessed with Corel Photo-Paint.


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