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24Mar
- A short hike from the end of the Paria road a...
  A short hike from the end of the Paria road across the Paria river is the remains of a stone cabin near Charles Spencer's mining operation. It was worth getting soggy feet to catch the cabin at sunset. A post shared by Dustin Baugh (@dustinbaughphoto) on Mar 23, 2017 at 12:59pm PDT
23Mar
- I honestly can't express how excited I am tha...
  I honestly can't express how excited I am that camping season is returning! 72F during the day and 46F at night in the Grand Staircase; absolutely perfect conditions. First day of the trip I made it down to the Paria townsite just in time for the evening light; then spent all sunset taking pictures and setup camp and made dinner in the dark. Small price to pay. A post shared by Dustin Baugh (@dustinbaughphoto) on Mar 22, 2017 at 1:49pm PDT
21Mar
- I spotted this on the road out to Canyonlands...
  I spotted this on the road out to Canyonlands. Older Native American art is always somewhat unto interpretation since the people who made these disappeared from the area in the 1300s. But I noticed the dots between the humanoid on the left were very evenly spaced to the coyote on the right, I thought they might represent something especially since it looks like a nearby rock shadow would fall on them at dawn. I counted the dots and got about 86, almost perfectly the number of days between the Vernal Equinox and Summer Solstice, only 6 days off. But if you consider the distance between the man and spiral (a common Native symbol for the sun) it would be about 6 dots away making the chain an almost perfect measure of the quarter of the year when growing starts. A post shared by Dustin Baugh (@dustinbaughphoto) on Mar 20, 2017 at 1:34pm PDT
14Mar
- A twisted Juniper leans out over the cliff in...
  A twisted Juniper leans out over the cliff in Canyonlands. The thing is probably half a century old but is stunted because of the extreme location. Or it could have been a branch to an older, larger tree. As long as one branch lives it will continue to grow even as the rest of the tree dies and rots away, leading to some very unique shapes. A post shared by Dustin Baugh (@dustinbaughphoto) on Mar 13, 2017 at 4:45pm PDT
13Mar
- Most people see this from the other side, acr...
  Most people see this from the other side, across the canyon is Dead Horse Point State Park. Taken from Canyonlands Overlook which I wouldn't recommend visiting unless you have 4WD and are very confident using it. A post shared by Dustin Baugh (@dustinbaughphoto) on Mar 12, 2017 at 3:37pm PDT
07Mar
- Looking across Canyonlands and The Green/Colo...
  Looking across Canyonlands and The Green/Colorado River confluence to the Henry Mountains 60 miles away. I always like those pictures photographers do of layered hazy mountains marching into the distance, but it's really hard to find a place and the right conditions for it to work. Also cool to see Redrock country look blue. A post shared by Dustin Baugh (@dustinbaughphoto) on Mar 6, 2017 at 12:08pm PST
05Mar
- Twisted desert junipers always form some fant...
  Twisted desert junipers always form some fantastic shapes, especially on windswept cliff tops. Oddly, this tree reminded me of Patty (or Selma?) from the Simpsons... A post shared by Dustin Baugh (@dustinbaughphoto) on Mar 4, 2017 at 3:03pm PST
04Mar
- Early morning wildlife spotting on the way in...
  Early morning wildlife spotting on the way into the Island in the Sky District of Canyonlands. This was just 2 of the 4 bucks wandering into the park together (the other two are just to the right out of frame). I'm not a hunter so I don't know how these rate. Are they 4 point, 4x4 with eye guards, 5x5, or 10 point? A post shared by Dustin Baugh (@dustinbaughphoto) on Mar 3, 2017 at 1:25pm PST
03Mar
- The canyon floor falls into shadow while the ...
  The canyon floor falls into shadow while the setting sun illuminates the cliffs, from the Needles Overlook. The cliffs mark the official border of the new Bear's Ears National Monument. The distant horizon is the Island in the Sky District of Canyonlands. A post shared by Dustin Baugh (@dustinbaughphoto) on Mar 2, 2017 at 1:28pm PST
02Mar
- For some reason I've really been interested i...
  For some reason I've really been interested in State and National history recently. Especially the exploration and opening up of the west from a wild dangerous no-man's land to a tourist paradise. Perhaps the biggest catalyst was the Automobile allowing the expanding middle class to travel and explore their country. For a time the nation was crisscrossed by highways and service stations every 50 miles. But Interstate Freeways and 30MPG vehicles doomed some of the remote outposts on old 2 lane highways. The highways remain but the service stations are now just ghosts of a slower time. A post shared by Dustin Baugh (@dustinbaughphoto) on Mar 1, 2017 at 3:07pm PST
24Feb
- An older snowy pic from Canyonlands. Last we...
  An older snowy pic from Canyonlands. Last week when I was there temps were in the 60s-70s during the day but nights were still cold enough to cover potholes with a sheet of ice. Now it looks like they have the possibility of more snow on the way. I was so excited to start spending more time down south exploring... :( A post shared by Dustin Baugh (@dustinbaughphoto) on Feb 23, 2017 at 2:58pm PST
23Feb
- After a week of temps in getting into the 60s...
  After a week of temps in getting into the 60s the snows came back. I'm not really a winter person but I do like that muffled silence of a late night snowstorm. A post shared by Dustin Baugh (@dustinbaughphoto) on Feb 22, 2017 at 5:01pm PST
18Feb
- Back around the 1950s the staff of the Lodge ...
  Back around the 1950s the staff of the Lodge would have a "Sing Away", where the staff would line up and sing to the tourists as they got on the bus to head home after their stay. I was having a heck of a time getting this picture to line up right . Then I realized the bus path was using as a guide was removed at some point. But the "Bryce Lodge" sign is exactly as before, just repainted. A post shared by Dustin Baugh (@dustinbaughphoto) on Feb 17, 2017 at 11:29am PST
16Feb
- Last of the light at Needles Overlook. I like...
  Last of the light at Needles Overlook. I liked the effect of to the horizon shadow covering the canyon floor but the cliff and its base were lit by sunset. So I was shooting like mad until the sun started going up the side before putting the camera down and pulling the cellphone out for a "social media" post. Hopefully the camera shots work out the way I wanted. But holy cow this landscape is so amazing. It blows my mind away every time I'm here. A post shared by Dustin Baugh (@dustinbaughphoto) on Feb 15, 2017 at 7:18pm PST
14Feb
- Historic Bryce Canyon Lodge 93 years young. ...
  Historic Bryce Canyon Lodge 93 years young. The Bryce Lodge is the last remaining of the Historic Lodges Built in partnership with Union Pacific to create the "Grand Circle" tour of the southwest (Zion, Bryce, North Rim of the Grand Canyon, Cedar Breaks, Pipe Springs NM, Kaibab National Forest) I like recreating historic pictures and trying to find the exact same place the original was taken so all the angles match up. It's surprisingly difficult where being off by a foot or two causes big issues matching things up afterwards overlaying the two pictures. It's also funny finding how high or low the original was taken. Sometimes you can tell the original was taken on a regular tripod, other times I notice they must have been on the back of a vehicle because the proper angle of the shot is 10ft off the ground. A photo posted by Dustin Baugh (@dustinbaughphoto) on Feb 13, 2017 at 3:57pm PST
12Feb
- Took the day off to go take pictures of birds...
  Took the day off to go take pictures of birds for the BLMs Eagle day, but didn't see one eagle. But it was still a beautiful day in the wetlands. A photo posted by Dustin Baugh (@dustinbaughphoto) on Feb 11, 2017 at 3:31pm PST
09Feb
- A sign that you're having a good day.
  A photo posted by Dustin Baugh (@dustinbaughphoto) on Feb 8, 2017 at 3:46pm PST
05Feb
- The last rays of sun hitting Eph Hanks Tower ...
  The last rays of sun hitting Eph Hanks Tower in Capitol Reef. A photo posted by Dustin Baugh (@dustinbaughphoto) on Feb 4, 2017 at 12:50pm PST
04Feb
- The great thing about visiting Capitol Reef i...
  The great thing about visiting Capitol Reef in the winter... You have the whole place to yourself. A photo posted by Dustin Baugh (@dustinbaughphoto) on Feb 3, 2017 at 12:12pm PST
03Feb
- Arches is always overlooked in winter. Peopl...
  Arches is always overlooked in winter. People think there's no reason to head to the desert when it's cold but it's even more beautiful when the redrock is covered in patches of white snow and a deep blue sky. I just read that Chaffetz withdrew his resolution to sell off public lands (the size of Connecticut!). So all the more reason to go enjoy your land. (And if you're reading this from another country you're welcome to come and enjoy the scenery too.) A photo posted by Dustin Baugh (@dustinbaughphoto) on Feb 2, 2017 at 1:51pm PST

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A short hike from the end of the Paria road a...

I honestly can't express how excited I am tha...

I spotted this on the road out to Canyonlands...

A twisted Juniper leans out over the cliff in...

Most people see this from the other side, acr...

Looking across Canyonlands and The Green/Colo...

Twisted desert junipers always form some fant...

Early morning wildlife spotting on the way in...

The canyon floor falls into shadow while the ...

For some reason I've really been interested i...

An older snowy pic from Canyonlands. Last we...

After a week of temps in getting into the 60s...

Back around the 1950s the staff of the Lodge ...

Last of the light at Needles Overlook. I like...

Historic Bryce Canyon Lodge 93 years young. ...

Took the day off to go take pictures of birds...

A sign that you're having a good day.

The last rays of sun hitting Eph Hanks Tower ...

The great thing about visiting Capitol Reef i...

Arches is always overlooked in winter. Peopl...