Madison County View

Sunday, May 10, 2015

Ain't Life GRAND? New photography by Sarah Jones Photography


Ain't Life GRAND?
The ranger told us before we launched our boats that less than 2% of the Grand Canyon has been explored and that small percentage is just along the Colorado River corridor. Our river map's author said that after 30 years of exploring that “if the canyon is a large cat, I have seen but just one hair.” It is hard to capture the vastness of the Grand Canyon in one photograph. I had the opportunity to row the river for 18 days in the fall of 2014 and took over 6,500 pictures. Every day was different. Sometimes the canyon could change from one mile to the next. These images attempt to capture an every changing landscape and the magic contained within its steep walls.
͠͠͠͠͠͠͠͠
Late Afternoon Shadows

Morning Reflection

Nankoweap Granaries
Ain't Life Grand, Havasu Creek
Desert Sage
Deer Creek hike
Mountain on the Beach
Leaving the Mainland
Reflection
Rubber Ducky
Cool Water
Morning
Home for the Night
Red Wall Canyon
Dark Canyon Walls
Feeling Small, Red Wall Canyon
Blue and Yellow
Campfire Glow
Into the Light
Tiny Waterfall
Blue Skies
Nankoweap View
The Little Colorado
Lava Shadows
Yellow
Cactus Hike
Elves Chasm
Orange Evening
Footprints, Mat Cat Canyon
Morning Chores
Havasu Creek
Deer Creek
Yardsale
Blue Reflection
Lava Piles
Pumpkin Spring
Tall Canyon Walls

Horns
Nest
Black Lava

 
͠͠͠͠͠͠͠͠

 All images are available for purchase. Please contact thesarahjones@gmail.com for more information.

No comments: