I was really happy with the beautiful weather during my visit to Bryce Canyon National Park. It was freezing cold, but the skies were very clear and of course the sun was out. I was expecting this type of weather this whole trip and I am glad it didn’t disappoint. I think there is a timing to visiting these places there would need to be optimal lighting to see the features properly. At times, the sun would be directly in front of me and it would be very hard to take photos like that. If you see some oddly framed photo then you know the reason for it.

I was making my way down from Rainbow point towards the visitor center. I know that all of the viewing areas here in this driving route are on the right which makes it very convenient to just pull over to take photos. Sometimes there won’t be any signs that there is an upcoming viewing area and you would have to stop abruptly pull over. I know that you shouldn’t be driving fast to begin with but I think some signs which say that there is pullout up ahead would be much appreciate, not to mention safer. Only the major points have these signs the minor ones don’t have any. I came across another pullout and of course, this demands that I stop and take even more photos.

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