The Grand Canyon changes as the viewpoint changes. A small step along the rim can bring a new ridge into view, hide a river bend, or place a tree against a distant wall. My collections focus on those changing relationships between the foreground and the great space beyond it.
Different views along the South Rim
Hermit Road connects overlooks including Hopi and Pima points. Farther east, Desert View Drive links other rim viewpoints with the Desert View area. These routes help place the separate photo collections within the wider canyon landscape.
Some photographs emphasize the rock layers; others draw the eye toward the Colorado River far below. I like seeing them together, with enough room to notice how differently each view frames the same immense place.