As much as I'd like to think that I work ahead of our schedule with assignments each week, so I'm not overwhelmed on Thursday when I realize I have pictures to shoot, this rarely happens. However, I was very lucky with when this assignment fell on the calendar. If you looked at my previous post to this one, you saw that my family and I took a trip this weekend to see some gorgeous Arizona landscapes. As we left for our trip, I looked up what our assignment was and was SO excited to see that it was park landscapes! I am very proud of some of my pictures this week and so excited to share them with you.
Our first stop was the Grand Canyon. How's that for a landscape? :)
Here's my husband and Bella posing for a picture.
I am very proud of this next photo and think I may frame it. This picture was still taken in the park. The Canyon is actually about 10 feet to our left.
After the Grand Canyon, we drove to Sedona, which is located in the Coconino National Forest. The drive there was so gorgeous, and we stopped to get some pictures of the scenery.
And I have saved my favorite to be last. I am definitely framing this last picture.
If you've been here, you know that Arizona has some gorgeous scenery to offer. If you've never been, I suggest you try to make the trip!
Hey Emma,
ReplyDeleteI love all your pictures. I am laughing out loud because David is convinced that this last picture is of him. I told him it was Hunter, but he says, "no it's me!" :) Looks like you all had a wonderful trip!
-Jenny
These are some sweet captures, Emma. I also like the one of the pathway, hand in hand. Oh boy, that view of the canyon though....weak knees here, girl :)
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a time to remember, huh?!
Absolutely spectacular photos Emma! No wonder you're so proud of them. We especially liked the last photo of your son, but really they were all great.
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The Arizona landscape is truly astounding. Thanks for the tour, Emma.
ReplyDeleteI have never been to the Grand Canyon so thanks for sharing these. I will have to make it some day soon. so awesome!! have a wonderful weekend!!
ReplyDeleteNever been to the Grand Canyon but it does look quite Grand. Hope to go someday!
ReplyDeleteYes I would frame those two too!
ReplyDeleteEmma, these photos are all wonderful. I especially like the one walking hand in hand down the path. That is very, very good and sweet.
ReplyDeleteThe grand canyon is awesome. I also really like Sedona. My husband and I went there a few years ago. We would love to go back again and get more pictures.
The one of your son and husband is just adorable! I've never been to the Grand Canyon, but it looks wonderful. Well done!
ReplyDeleteI have been three times, and will go again...I did however get out of breath at that high elevation on the side where you can stand on the edge of a balcony, but was breath taking...birds get to go places we cannot...cool places like your town landscapes...
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots! Love the photo that was honored on the Friday Shootout Blog...I agree with you that it is very frame worthy!
ReplyDeleteI have been to Sedona and it was one of the most gorgeous places I have ever been! Haven't been to the Grand Canyon yet but loved seeing your shots.
ReplyDeleteyes you should frame those two photos. I know I am a week late but still trying to go back and see past posts I have missed. so you were in my home ground, spent from 5 years to 13 in Cottonwood, I love Sedona the colors - red rocks and green trees amaze the eye.
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