Bryce Amphitheater

Pictures are worth a thousand words, WOW was the only word that seemed to come to mind when I saw the amphitheater with my own eyes. There are places that you can see in magazines (yes I’m that old) or online many times over but you just can’t get the full wow factor until you walk up, put your toes on the edge and let your eyes soak in the glory.

This was exactly my experience with the Amphitheater at Bryce Canyon National Park. This fall I had the opportunity to visit Bryce Canyon for my first time, what a remarkably unique place. I’ve seen countless pictures of the vast HooDoo garden that is the Amphitheater but standing on the rim and letting my eyes wonder around was a special moment and I couldn’t stop saying wow. I still don’t understand how mother nature formed this magical place but I’m sure glad it exists. It’s a shame that this image will be viewed by most on a tiny phone screen, there are so many details to be seen. This image needs to printed large to allow the viewer to observe and soak in all the hidden details in the scene. If you are ever in the area I encourage you to stop and visit.

I hope you enjoy this image as much as I did creating it.

Print Options

Each image is available in a range of sizes and formats, printed using museum-quality archival materials. All prints are hand-signed and include a Certificate of Authenticity and a short story behind the image.

Mediums Available:

• Print Only – Unframed, with a half-inch white border, ready for custom framing

• Matted Print – Comes mounted in a white mat, sized to fit standard frames

• Framed Print – Professionally framed with a white mat, black wood frame, and UV-protective non-glare glazing

• Acrylic Facemount – Sleek, modern look with Trulife® anti-reflective acrylic; ready to hang

• Canvas Wrap – Printed on archival canvas and stretched over a 1.5" deep wood frame for a clean, frameless presentation; ready to hang

Limited edition of 100 per image across all sizes and formats.

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