Grand Canyon cliff
The Grand Canyon stretches across Arizona. Within its majestic canyon walls, the rock formations seem like pages telling the story of Earth’s history. This series captures the cliffs bathed in evening light, the red-glowing layered rocks, and the bare strata exposed during the day.
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Evening Canyon ― The Shadows of Fault Lines Drawn by Oblique Light
The sun, slanting westward, bathes the canyon in golden light, accentuating the shadows cast by the faults. This is the time when light and shadow intertwine, highlighting the sculptural beauty of the rock formations.
Cliffs dyed by the setting sun ― The earth’s crimson breathes life
At dusk, the Grand Canyon’s rock walls change color with every passing moment. Light seeps into the reddish-brown rock, quietly radiating its glow in the dry air.
Daytime Gorge ― Texture of Exposed Rock Walls
As the sun climbs high in the sky, the rock face’s intricate details emerge with striking clarity. Texture takes precedence over color, revealing the sheer power of the terrain shaped by centuries of erosion.
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2025.10.27
