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>I am planning to visit National Parks in Utah (Bryce, Zion, Arches, >etc.) and Grand Canyon.
>Can someone out there suggest places to visit in those Parks? (which
>place to visit at what time?)
>For 35mm lens, what range of zooms/primes do you recommend to carry in
>those areas? If I bring 35mm Nikon FE with 35-70/3.5-4.5, 50/1.4, and
>75-150/3.5, will it be enough? Of course, it depends, but I would like >to know your experience like shooting Arches in Arches National Park.
Most anytime of the year ('cept, maybe, mid summer....) should be good,
though you may be snowed out of the Grand Canyon North Rim in winter,
and Bryce-Cedar Breaks may be a bit cold then, too....(if open at all). Early and late day light is great to make the red-rock formations glow, or make the rows of figures in Bryce-Cedar Breaks stand out. I confuse the Arches parks, but the arches in the red-rock one (Arizona?) are so large that a 20mm or 16mm fisheye is useful - otherwise the lenses you have should be fine (though I would prefer to have a wider lens, also). Sorry that this is not more location-time specific (it
is time to revisit these places......).
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