Ghostly Grand

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Sony A700
Minolta 20mm
ISO 400, 30 secs @ f4
I was in Phoenix for a medical conference in the fall of 2012 and took a side trip for a few days to the Grand Canyon. There was a prescribed burn on the North Rim which spilled smoke into the canyon and produced this scene in the full moon light. I left the meteor trail just because I thought it was a neat but small element and complement to the scene. It was kind of eerie being out on the rim with absolutely no one else around. All comments welcome. >=))>

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What a fascinating photo Bill, considering the conditions. I love the blue sky against the red canyon. The smoke almost looks “fog” like and add a mysterious effect. Truly nice capture.