Fog at the Grand Canyon’s South Rim

A thick fog blankets the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park in northern Arizona (Mike Cavaroc)

A heavy blanket of fog smothers the otherwise scenic view from the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park.

Some of my favorite shots from the Grand Canyon are the ones that leave people wondering where the Grand Canyon is. In a place where everybody takes a picture of the exact same view, it’s nice to take a picture where millions of people have taken a picture before and come away with something completely different.

A storm system was making its way through the Grand Canyon’s South Rim cutting the visibility at every viewpoint to hardly anything, at least relatively. Fog smothered the view at the Bright Angel Trailhead leaving only a few noticeable landmarks visible.

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Posted on October 18, 2008.
Posted in Landscape. Tags: Arizona, Black and White, Desert Southwest, Fog, Grand Canyon.
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