ZION NATIONAL PARK

Snow rests in the folds of red stone. Roads bend beneath cliffs that make every passing mile feel small, while a solitary tree takes hold in a narrow crack above the canyon. This collection follows those contrasts: winter and desert, shadow and brilliance, the immense and the fragile. It moves from a window of darkness into open space, then back to the road, where the landscape lingers in a rearview mirror. Ten photographs, held together by the changing conversation between stone and light.