Lake Powell Vista
We stopped at some vistas overlooking Lake Powell. Someday, I want to take a boat around the lake—it looks absolutely beautiful. These photos are from an overlook on the Utah-Arizona border with views of the Wahweap Bay and toward Page, Arizona.
This first photo is a contrast between blue lake and red earth, remoteness and industrial. The Navajo power plant seems to appear out of thin air, and makes one wonder, who would build a plant here given there’s little evidence humans live anywhere near it. Of course, there is a town nearby, it just seems hidden from view.
Lake Powell and the Salt River power plant on the Navajo Nation.
Black and white shows the contrast between water, earth, and sky. The dead hulk of a volcano, having been eroded down over eons, sits between Wahweap Bay and Warm Creek Bay.
Black and white scene of Lake Powell.
Lone Rock rises from the lake on the Utah side, and a sandy, shadeless campground is located on the beach.
Wahweap Bay, an offshoot of Lake Powell just bove the dam in Page, Arizona.