This ancient, twisted Juniper has survived hundreds of years above the Colorado River west of Moab, Utah. It's a frequent stop I make during sunrise photography at Dead Horse Point State Park. The morning light provides dramatic color for this composition.
I do not always use the rule of thirds in landscape photography. On this cold November morning, I emphasize the leading lines to the subject and the warmth of the morning sun. Mother Nature provides a beautiful backdrop of exciting storm clouds.
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