Colorado River and Red Rock near Moab, Utah
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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The light in that half hour before sunrise really makes the red rock glow. I’ve been thinking about renting a jeep to get to those backcountry spots, so I’m looking forward to your tips on saving time and money.
That early morning light on the Colorado River and red rock is beautiful. I like that you rented a jeep to get deeper into the backcountry instead of staying on the main roads. Iâm looking forward to your tips on renting a jeep in Moab without wasting time or money.
The half-hour-before-sunrise timing really makes the red rock glow, and renting a jeep overnight sounds like a smart way to reach those backcountry spots without rushing. Iâd love to hear your tips on renting a jeep in Moab since it sounds like it can get pricey.
That shot from a half hour before sunrise really captures why it’s worth getting out there so early. Renting a jeep to explore the backcountry sounds like a great way to reach spots like that, and I’m curious about your tips for saving time and money on the rental.
That early morning light on the Colorado River really makes the red rock glow, and I can see why renting a jeep overnight would help you reach those backcountry spots before sunrise. Iâm looking forward to your tips on renting a jeep in Moab, especially anything that helps avoid wasting time or money.
That early start a half hour before sunrise really paid offâthe red rock and river have such a different feel in that pre-dawn light. Iâm also curious about your jeep rental tips, since exploring the backcountry around Moab seems like it would be much easier with one.
That early morning light on the Colorado River and red rock sounds incredible. Iâd love to hear your tips on renting a jeep overnight for backcountry exploring, since that seems like a smart way to reach those sunrise spots without wearing out your own vehicle. The half-hour-before-sunrise timing is a good reminder that the best color often comes before the sun actually breaks the horizon.