This was a massive rainbow. I had to use my widest angle and still it took
four pictures to capture the entire rainbow.
Looking toward Little Cottonwood Canyon
Looking north toward Antelope Island
Looking east toward Big Cottonwood Canyon
OIympus and Twin Peaks
Twin Peaks
Grandeur Peak
Mount Olympus
Dry Hollow Canyon on Olympus and Big Cottonwood Canyon
Lone Peak and Little Cottonwood Canyon
Thunder Mountain and Lone Peak
Looking north toward the silent nuclear explosion
Mount Olympus
Twin Peaks at Dusk
Special thanks to Jared, and the properties of water and light.
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Carolyn Hubbard
Mesa
2008-12-06
I want to buy a copy of your first picture for framing called Wasatch Rainbow for my husbands office. I would like it for Christmas. It is
the first one using the wide angle and four pictures. Your really talented.
Thanks,
Carollyn Hubbard
Glenn Vincent
Groves, Tx
2008-03-11
Thank you for posting the beautiful pictures of Utah. My wife and I took a fabulous trip there in May/June of 2005. That was my first time to visit the state. From my travel knowledge I knew there were several national parks there and we love to hike. WOW the beauty in the parks was fabulous. Our friends know we love to travel with our 22 year old travel trailer. When they would ask us where we were going on vacation and I said Utah, they would say "what's in Utah". Little did they know. I am glad people like that stay home. They would not enjoy it anyway. Again the pics are beautiful and Thank You. Glenn.
