Some nice warm lighting in the late evening with some cloudy skies streaming overhead at The Windows area of Arches National Park. As I was taking this bulb capture and some other handhelds there, I looked behind me to see that the sun was about to fall behind a bank of clouds right along the horizon, that would be ending the direct sunlight on the rock formations from this direction.

It was then from this location that I made the decision to try and head over to the arches there, and climb to the other side and capture the Turret Arch (which I was standing at during this capture) through the North Winder Arch. From this distance I could not see if anyone had made the climb to the high ledge for that capture ... but figured I would give it a shot. Once I got over there, no one was up there, which was nice for me, but a shame, as having these nice clouds around at sunset was a super bonus, and it would have been a benefit for other photographers to be there and capture it. One of the images taken from the ledge I posted yesterday, and is shown below in the comments.

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Make:	Canon
Model:	Canon EOS 60D
Exposure:	240
Aperture:	f/5.0
ISO Speed:	100
Focal Length:	10 mm
Lens:	EF-S10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM