Deer Creek Narrows, Grand Canyon

Desert Waterfall, Canon 40D,  Canon 17-40mm L-series lens shot at 22mm, f22 for 1/2 second. 

The backcountry of Grand Canyon National Park is not for the faint of heart, but those willing to put up with 110 degree heat, limited water, and steep, unforgiving terrain are rewarded with views like this!  Every year the Canyon claims the lives of ill-prepared hikers.   

Deer Creek Narrows, May 2010

Brian Healy Photography 2010

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February 27, 2011 | Categories: landscape photography, National Parks, Nature, Photography | Tags: backpacking, Bill Hall Trail, creek, desert, geology, Grand Canyon, landscape photography, Landscapes, motion blur, National Park, Nature, Photography, river, scenic, Tapeats formation, water, waterfall | 3 Comments