We rented a jeep over night to help explore some of the back country. The last two posts were from the evening, this one is from the next morning, about a half hour before sunrise.
I have some tips that can save a photographer some time and money when it comes to renting a jeep in Moab – I hope to share those in the next day or two.
Here are more Moab, Utah photos.



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Sure is pretty red rock and you got some nice reflections in the water to-great
That is just beautiful. I also love this area, since we used to see a lot of it when I grew up in California. It wasn’t too far away. I also love Saguaro National Park. You always have the most awesome pics!! Hey, do you think you may drive down to southern California to Salton City one day? I would love to see some pics from there! There are some pretty awesome things to photograph down there, too!
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Thanks Dennis!
Hi Beth,
Thanks! I also love Saguaro N.P. You know, this December I’m going to spend some more time in Borrego, and I really hope to spend some time photographing the Salton Sea. I wanted to last time, but got distracted by the wildflower bloom. In December, I won’t have that distraction!
Ron:
Nice photo, as always.
Is this stretch of the river before Lake Powell ?
-g
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Thanks g,
No, this isn’t too far from Moab, along the Patash / Shafer Road.
Ron
That’s cool, Ron. I hope you do get some photos down at the Salton Sea. You have the most awesome pics! They bring back many memories for me, seeing Anzo-Borrego, Salton Sea, SaguaroN.P. Thanks Ron & Janine!!!
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