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Warm sunrise light spills through heavy clouds to paint North and South Window, and Turret Arch, with golden color on an autumn morning in Arches National Park near Moab, Utah.
JOIN LOCAL PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER BRET EDGE FOR PRIVATE AND GROUP LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOPS IN ARCHES, CANYONLANDS AND THE MOAB BACKCOUNTRY.
Only have 24 hours to photograph Moab? Don't waste precious golden hour light guessing where to go. From a breathtaking canyon sunrise at Dead Horse Point to a glowing late-afternoon arch hidden in the backcountry, this is the exact, mile-by-mile itinerary a professional photographer would use to maximize every frame. Read the full guide, pack your wide-angle lens, and get ready to capture the desert like never before.
Packing for a photography trip to the red rocks? Discover the 4 essential lenses you need in your bag to capture everything from sweeping canyon vistas to dramatic desert abstracts—plus critical tips to protect your gear from Moab’s notorious sand.
Most tourists pack up and run for cover when a summer monsoon hits Moab—but landscape photographers grab their tripods. From hidden reflection pools in Arches to sweeping storm light over the vast rims of Canyonlands, discover the top 5 spots (plus a bonus backcountry drive) to safely chase and capture the raw drama of a desert storm.
The Three Gossips reflect in a rainwater filled pothole in early morning following a storm at Arches National Park near Moab, Utah.