Posted in Utah
October 12, 2015
What Was Photographed at Night in Utah is Almost Unbelievable
Utahns love to bask in the beauty of this state. We visit its cities and hike, bike, camp and picnic in its natural surroundings. Utah during the daytime is stunning, and the subject of some beautiful photos. But Utah at night is also amazing! Here are 16 photos that will prove that the beauty of our state is every bit as unbelievable after the sun goes down.
Is it just me, or does the State Capitol look better after the politicians have gone home for the night?
This photo of the Milky Way over the Garden of Eden in Arches National Park is magical.
Here’s another great shot of the Milky Way, this time at Canyonlands National Park, over Mesa Arch.
The drive was worth this view.
The Chihuly sculpture at Abravanel Hall was meant to look like fire. It’s beautiful at night, especially with a reflection of Salt Lake City in the background.
At 3:45 a.m., the Eastbound California Zephyr stops in Salt Lake City to refuel.
Stars over the Towers of the Virgin.
This photo is titled, “Electric Night.”
Main Street, Park City is a vibrant, bustling place at night.
Red Canyon Tunnel, near Bryce Canyon.
This view of Salt Lake City at night was shot from Antelope Island.
The little community of Huntsville looks so cozy in the winter evening!
The energy of a city.
A quiet shot of a Boy Scout overnight trip. I’m betting that it was a little less peaceful than it appears in the photo.
This photo of the Torch Light Parade looks like a stream of fire on the mountain.
Here’s Orion over Zion National Park.
Which of these photos is your favorite?
