
Photographing in Arches National Park
This is a work in progress, as I gather data on the best places and times to snatch pictures. I suggest always using a polarizing filter and the slowest film speeds for maximum color saturation and exposure latitude. I end up being sorry every time I don't use a tripod. ¿et tu?
| Photo Tips for Arches National Park | ||
|---|---|---|
| Subject | Best Time | Comments |
| Park Avenue | Middle to late afternoon | The valley is in shadow, east wall is brilliant |
| Three Gossips | Early morning | Cliffs behind are beautifully side-lit. |
| Sheep Rock | Morning | Spring flowers enhance this monolith. |
| Balanced Rock | Anytime but noon | Evening enhances mountains in background |
| The Windows & Turret Arch | Early or late in the day. | Morning shots on back side of some arches. |
| Double Arch | Late morning | Acceptable results most of the day. |
| Delicate Arch | Late Morning, Late afternoon, Sunset | Deep canyon below makes it hard to photograph most of day. |
| Fiery Furnace | Best at Sunset | Deep canyon below makes it hard to photograph most of day. |
| Skyline Arch | Morning/late afternoon | May walk around behind it for morning shots. |
| Devil's Garden | Early morning/late afternoon | Setting sun very desireable. |
| Landscape Arch | Morning | Best pictures are from where it's off-limits. |
| Double O Arch | Morning | Well worth the hike. |
| Dark Angel | Sunset | Bring your own foreground. |
Photo Tips courtesy Brad Weis
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