Thor’s Hammer and Temple of Osiris
Thor’s Hammer and Temple of Osiris in the early morning Bryce Canyon’s light.
[ F22, 1/20s, 17mm, iso 50 ] Canon 5D & 17-40 F4 L [on black]
Unable to use my split neutral density filter for this photo. This is a blend of two exposures: one for the sky, and one for the snow.
One of my favorite things to do in Bryce Canyon 
is to see a sunrise on the canyon rim, then take a hike down below for a couple of hours. I was asked quite often during my time in the park, “Do you know where is the best spot to photograph sunrise?” I don’t know about “best”, but if this is your first time in the park, can’t go wrong with Sunset Point .
On a side note, I had been working well into the nights since I returned from my vacation. Today was the first time in two weeks that I didn’t have to work late. Instead of continue to work on the photos I took recently, I decided to upgrade my Wordpress install to version 2.5 and began to tag my posts. I will have to rethink how I want to organize my posts with categories and tags. Not familiar with “tag cloud”? It’s just like Flickr’s tag, the difference is that the text size of a given tag grows with the popularity of the tag. Here’s the archive of all my posts tagged with “portfolio“.
[updated July 10th, 2008]
I found out that the kind folks from NASA’s Astronomy Picture of the Day decided to link to this post, sending many new visitors to my site for the past few days. So, a big “thank you!” For those visitors from APOD, welcome to my site; I hope you’re enjoying my Earth photographs.
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