Wrinkles in the Landscape: Moab
The deep wrinkles on the sandstone of the Utah desert warm and humanize the barren scene as we reach approach Moab. The cut-stone character of this face bares the wisdom of ages washed clean by receding tides and millennia of erosion. The Colorado River winds through the rocks and eventually leads us into the Canyonlands, but here we see the unheralded earthscape surrounding Kane Creek as it peels off and forms its canyon to the south, meandering toward an unnamed horizon.
The Aerial Horizon 
It kind of looks like the moon. What a nice picture! Thanks for sharing 🙂
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Thanks. That stretch of earth is so intricate and other-worldy that there is always something new to see.
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i just returned from camping in moab! and i said to my boyfriend, “i wish we could see this place from an airplane!!” 😉 so cool!!!
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I often wish I could see it from the ground!
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hehehee – someday we’ll switch places 😉
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