Wild Weekly’s Photo Contest – People in Nature

 

I’m participating in the online adventure travel and photography magazine LetsBeWild.com’s Wild Weekly Photo Challenge for bloggersThis week’s Challenge is: People in Nature!

I normally don’t take photos of people in Nature, since I like to sell my photography at my website, (for privacy reasons, and model releases are not easy to get sometimes) but sometimes I find an awesome view, and people just make it that much better.  I could only find a couple of photos with people in them, like the one I posted last week, which by the way, THANKS for the Honorable Mention as well!

Here is my other entry into this field of People in Nature:

This is John Ford‘s Point in Monument Valley, Utah.  On this day, there happen to be a Navajo on horseback, which made it more spectacular.  This was the place that the ending of the movie Code Talkers was filmed.

 

Here are a couple of tourists I found at Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona.

 

Wow, isn’t that amazing?? This is what I call sitting on the edge!

 

Talk about enjoying the view!  And what a view it is!!!

 

January 17, 2013January 17, 2013 by Kelly Guymon Photography Categories: hiking, PhotographyTags: Code Talkers, Colorado Plateau, grand canyon, Honorable Mention, horse, John Ford, monument valley, MonumentValley, nature, Nature (journal), Navajo, people, photography, United States, Utah, Zion National park 2 Comments