Photographing Wildlife in Moab, Utah

Capturing the beauty of Red Rock Country!
Moab is a paradise for photographers, videographers and outdoor enthusiasts. The rare and profound landscapes provide limitless photo opportunties. As most know, the best time to photograph is during sunrise or sunset. The Red rocks illuminate a glow with intense color. The cloudy days also offer great opportunties for one of a kind photographs...the dramatic cloud formations, along with the shadows that they cast add great depth to a photograph. If the Red Rock Sky is cloudy, any time of day is great for photographing. Stormy weather in Moab almost always results in great photo's too...the vast panoramic views are spectacular when a sunbeam bursts out of a cloud. The color of sandstone can really intensify when it's wet.

Just 20 miles south of Moab are the La Sal Mountains. Reaching an elevation of 13,000 feet, these alpine mountains are the second highest mountain range in Utah. The La Sal's offer numerous hiking and biking trails, along with several campsites. The La Sal's are made up of Whispering Pines, Quaking Aspens, and bubbling brooks, making this hot spot just mintues from Moab, a must see!

It is an annual event for our animal actors to pack up and make the journey to Moab for an unforgettable three day photography tour! On board, Mountain Lions jumping canyons, drinking from shallow potholes, Bobcats posed amongst the colossal sandstone formations, photograph a Grizzly Bear standing tall in the La Sal Mountains amongst large groves of Quaking Aspens and much more! It's an experience that is sure to keep you trigger finger working overtime!
For more information please visit our Website: http://www.animalsofmontana.com/ and read about the Trio of Red Rock Canyon Tours we have coming up and SAVE 10% if booked before March 15.2012!
The Bret B. Hicken Red Rock Memorial Tour OR The Moab Fall Wildlife Photography Expedition OR Discover Moab, Spring Wildlife Photography Tour.