Finding Peace and Quietness in the American Southwest

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Bryce Canyon is probably the most breathtaking national park I have ever seen, with its brightly iron-colored spires, amphitheater, and gorge. The peacefulness here was remarkable—almost divine. Hiking nearly all the trails was a workout, but absolutely worth every bit. I couldn’t help but do a little tai chi.

The Grand Canyon was also resplendent, especially at sunset, when its fiery red glow lit up the steep-sided valley. Every overlook I’ve seen on the South Rim was simply magnificent, each offering a fresh new angle of the canyon.

Zion National Park, Monument Valley, and Navajo National Monument each had their own share of intricate rocks, views and history.

 

Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah

2017

Zion National Park, Utah

2017

Monument Valley, Utah-Arizona

2017

Navajo National Monument, Arizona

2017

Grand Canyon, Arizona

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Boston-born freelance artist and photographer with a passion for exploration. My experiences span diverse industries—from science and healthcare to architecture, media, and tech. Whether traveling far or observing up close, I'm drawn to the details others often miss—the quiet moments, hidden textures, and stories waiting to be seen.

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