A “Heli-va” Good Time

A “Heli-va” Good Time

by | Nov 24, 2014 | Local Attractions, News, Zion National Park

Zion by Helicopter I’m not a fan of hype. With 10 years of experience in marketing, I’m repelled by the over-use of superlatives and exclamation marks. So when I describe my experience on a “doors-off” helicopter photo shoot of Zion in late November, I’m going to have...
Zion’s Artistic Legacy Continues

Zion’s Artistic Legacy Continues

by | Nov 12, 2014 | News, Springdale, Zion National Park

2014 Plein Air Invitational When John Wesley Powell completed his second expedition down the canyons of the Colorado River in 1871, he invited artist Thomas Moran to join him on his explorations of the region surrounding the Grand Canyon. Moran’s artistic eye became...
A Record-Breaking Experience

A Record-Breaking Experience

by | Jul 15, 2014 | News

8th most visited and still moving up the list? According to the National Park Service, Zion is the 8th most visited national park in america. As recently as 1980, Zion was at number fifteen on the list of most popular parks, greeting about 1.1 million visitors. This...
The Golden Hour (part 2)

The Golden Hour (part 2)

by | Jul 1, 2014 | News

Here are a few more Zion sunset photos from ZNP fans: Van Dezy: “A good golden hour spot is looking out the canyon at the Watchman” Wade W.: “Coal Pits Wash, Eagle Crags & Grafton are always beautiful in the late afternoon and...