Sedona Arizona Cathedral Rock Tapestries

The famous Snoopy Rock in Sedona, AZ. Silhouette of Snoopy lying on his back on top of his dog house.

Favorite place in AZ!

This magnificent view of Camel Rock and Snoopy Rock is just one of the many reasons that Sedona Arizona is such a special place to visit. The red sandstone mountains appear to glow especially at sunrise and sunset.

We all know Sedona Arizona is a beautiful place, particularly at sunrise and sunset. This was shot at sunset. Looking at USGS topo maps, going back several years, this formation is not labeled. The best I can tell, this is known locally as Mitten Ridge. Most photos of it are from the east, taken from Schnebly Hill Road, which runs behind this formation, in Bear Wallow Canyon. If anyone knows the names of these peaks, please point me in the right direction.

Red rock pillars and cliffs outside of Sedona, Arizona

With Bell Rock, Courthouse Butte and Castle Rock in the background this Sedona Arizona landscape shows why Sedona has been voted as one of the most scenic spots in the United States.

Hand drawn stylistic graphic from a water color I painted while in Sedona Arizona

Sedona Arizona landscape in black and white.

Starry Sky over Bell Rock in Sedona AZ Arizona

Vivid Vortex Vibes at Bell Rock

This is a late October shot of Cathedral Rock, in Sedona, Arizona. Taken just before sunset, these orange red mountains truly turn gold colored during the "Golden Hour".

Slide Rock State Park A vintage style park badge design of Slide Rock State Park located in Oak Creek Canyon in Sedona, Arizona, United States of America.

LGBTQ PATTERN AMERICA SEDONA

Red rock pillars and cliffs outside of Sedona, Arizona

Castle Rock, Sedona Arizona in black and white.

With an elevation of 4,919 ft. Bell Rock is a major tourist attraction in Sedona, Arizona.

Bell Rock is just one of the many red sandstone mountains that surround Sedona, Arizona.

Cathedral Rock Sedona Arizona

Bell Rock Rainy Day is a color photographic art print of red rock landscape formations around Sedona, Arizona. The color and the detail of the rock facings are enhanced due to the subdued lighting of the rainy day. The lighting and drama of the storm clouds create a very unique visual experience for Sedona landscape photography. As a side note, the skies opened up with a heavy downpour shortly afterwards. Follow my work: TheWallGallery: https://thewallgallery.com Blog: http://thewallgalleryblog.wordpress.com/ Twitter:https://twitter.com/KirtWallGallery Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/TheWallGallery.KirtTisdale Copyright 2016 Kirt D. Tisdale

The magic of Sedona. Mindfulness. The meditative effects of rock stacking

Looking down on Sedona from Airport Mesa Sunrise

Bell Rock Trail outside of Sedona, Arizona. Come enjoy the beauty and sunshine!

Madonna & Child with Two Nuns Red Rocks in Sedona

Sedona Map Art

Sedona Map Art

Sedona Map Art

Hot air balloons rising over red rocks of Sedona, Arizona at sunrise

Red Rocks of Sedona, Arizona at Sunset

Hot air balloons rising over Sedona, Arizona at sunrise

Castle Rock in Sedona Arizona. Castle Rock is just one of the many majestic rock formations throughout Sedona.

Can you point me which way to the Vortex, please?

A red shouldered hawk flies near the red rock of Sedona, Arizona.

From my trip to Sedona, Arizona

Tuzigoot is a small national monument, one of several sites south of Flagstaff where the remains of dwellings of the 12th century Sinagua Indians are preserved. Unlike the single cliff house of Montezuma Castle 20 miles southeast, Tuzigoot comprises a cluster of buildings, on top of a small sandstone ridge close to the Verde River valley near the towns of Clarkdale and Cottonwood.

Tuzigoot is a small national monument, one of several sites south of Flagstaff where the remains of dwellings of the 12th century Sinagua Indians are preserved. Unlike the single cliff house of Montezuma Castle 20 miles southeast, Tuzigoot comprises a cluster of buildings, on top of a small sandstone ridge close to the Verde River valley near the towns of Clarkdale and Cottonwood.

So I took this picture driving through Sedona AZ in the US, while hanging out of my window! Everywhere you look in Sedona, it is breathtaking. I wanted to do something a little different. Hope you like it! Debi