This is the very first photo from my trip to Grand Canyon National Park. I had a very eventful week-long driving trip through Arizona, Utah, Nevada and California.
The original plan was to fly from Canada to Phoenix early in the morning and to drive through Sedona and desert to Grand Canyon with the ultimate goal to be at Hopi Point at sunset. That was the plan but reality did not agree with it and our flight was canceled and we spent 12 hours in Toronto instead of Sedona waiting for the next plane.
We landed in Phoenix at sunset and drove to our hotel at Grand Canyon Village at night without seeing anything except a countless number of frightening deers on the side of the road.
We arrived at Mather Point at Grand Canyon first thing in the morning and this what I saw first and probably will remember for the rest of my life, magnificent, multi-layered view of Grand Canyon with dramatic clouds.
Loc: 36°3’42” N 112°6’29” W
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Camera: Canon 60D
Lens: Sigma 10-20mm
Focal Length: 20mm
ISO: 100
Aperture: F8
Bracketing: 5 shots (-2; -1, 0, +1, +2)
Tripod: FEISOL Tournament CT-3442
