Family has come to visit which means a trip up to the plateau for vista views, music, and Jim’s famous foil dinners. No one should visit Arizona without an evening out in the wilderness for an authentic experience of the Southwest. It’s our favorite way to entertain guests. Which shot do you like best?
Cindy Bruchman 
They are all keepers. I liked ‘Downpour in Sedona’ the most.
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Thank you for voting. We had an early monsoon storm. They are fun to watch.
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No 6 for me!
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The storm dumped. We were far enough away to avoid the rain. But the wind turned and soon big drips fell on us and we had to end the evening early.
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Nice shots! i haven’t been in this canyon yet but looking forward to backpack through there sometime! Thank you for sharing!
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It is a great canyon that gets little limelight because Sedona’s rocks are next door. We don’t have the crowds which makes it appealing to us.
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I like the campfire shot, as it gives me the feel of your trip. Such views are unknown here, so they are all most impressive of course. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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Thanks, Pete. I have a hard time remembering to take/featuring those kind of shots. Fire, though, is always a dramatic choice.
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A hole in the sunset covers it for sure
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I am glad you liked that one. The clouds were in top form. So much going on in the sky.
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Jeez Cindy – you ask the hard questions. I went through them a number of times and my choice is ‘Downpour in Sedona’.
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Standing on the ledge with the valley before us while watching the rain pour was a treat. It is hard to tell but a band of sunlight lot the bushes in the foreground giving it an added color. Thank you for voting, GP.
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First is my choice
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Hi Derrick. That shot is softer than the drama going on in the other shots. I liked the folds and bends of the hills. Glad you liked it.
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Hi. Beautiful territory. I like photos 4 and 6 the best.
Enjoy the weekend. See you.
Neil Scheinin
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Thank you, Neil. It was a dramatic evening.
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#6 Loved the colors and the composition.
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Hi there! Thank you. There is a lot going on.
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My favourite is #4, “Rain Is Coming”, closely followed by #6, “Downpour in Sedona”.
Have a wonderfu weekend,
Pit
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Thank you, Pit. It is raining here too! But not like your creek.
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Just now, it’s a wonderfully sunny morning, and not hot at all. 🙂
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A Hole in the Sunset brings a sign of hope. And Wilderness Road could be both a title and a cover for a Zane Grey book. And all of them are beautiful.
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Hi Don. I felt the same way . I am glad you see what I see. 👍
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Great post 🙂 I am going to cheat here and say I love all six of these pictures 🙂 How can you go wrong with the lovely scenic backgrounds on any of them 🙂 A treasure trove of riches here 🙂 Anyway, keep up the great work as always 🙂
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I find I like each one the best depending on my mood.
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No choice to be made, all are fab.
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Awww. Thanks Fraggle.
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The scenery is gorgeous and storm shots great. I like the campfire best though. Camp fire means conversation, singing and eating. 🙂
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Yes, they are great symbols, aren’t they? I’m glad I remembered to put it in. The flames of fire are so hypnotic.
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Love the downpour shot. Really, they’re all wonderful.
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Hi Karen! Thanks for stopping by to vote. I appreciate it.
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One of the wonderful profile I have ever seen
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Ah … the Spring rains. Always welcome in this dusty town.
We seem to be a bit behind you. Maybe that’s normal here?
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You are much further north, so I am sure your springs are later…
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The colours are amazing in the first one. One of the things I miss most about Johannesburg is the joy of a massive highveld storm in the afternoon.
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Ahh, I bet, Abbi. One day I hope to visit your city. My daughter-in-law and family are visiting from S. Africa right now as I speak. I get a kick out of the accent. 😉
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Beautiful pics!
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Hi Eric! Thanks very much.
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