Bentonite Blue - Utah

This solitary bentonite hill reveals muted bands of lavender, ash gray, pale blue, and rust. The desert holds its distance. No trees interrupt the view, no shadows demand attention. Only the slow language of geology speaks—layer upon layer of time laid bare beneath an open sky.

In this quiet place, the land does not perform. It simply exists, luminous and understated, inviting the viewer to slow down and listen to the earth thinking.

4x4 is recommended to reach this site and the broader depths of Cathedral Valley. Even off-road vehicles be warned—bentonite clay turns into a sticky, peanut butter-like consistency when water is added. It's always smart to check on road conditions before venturing out into remote areas.

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16×24 Image Size - 18×26 Overall Size

Giclée Printed on Moab Natural Rag Archival Paper

$150