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It was raining in Moab but when I reached the Windows District in Arches a light snow had fallen and there were clouds moving about the rock formations, a virtual playground for a photographer looking for something different in this well photographed landscape!

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It was about 8 degrees F and the moisture from the nearby Snake River covered everything in a thin layer of frost as the sun rose on this image taken north of Idaho Falls. Even though the frost and temperature made this seem like winter, the lack of the usual snow cover is a bit scary!

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It's been a while since I have been to Mesa Arch so while I was in the area I decided to visit this iconic spot. I was amazed that there were only three of us shooting pictures this morning! Maybe the fact that it was 14 degrees F made a difference ;-).

Every time I see a sunrise at this spot I am amazed at the glow under the arch. And so in the interest of full disclosure I have not used any hdr or manipulations on this shot, just a bit of levels adjustment in PS.

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The sky began to clear after light snow in the high country around Turret Arch in Arches National Park.

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It was a beautiful sunrise over the frozen Snake River north of Idaho Falls.

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