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I’ve lost track of how many days I’ve spent at Grand Canyon — but its got to be over 300.

And by far my favorite are the ones with clouds. It can be happy little cumulus puffs, like the ones here floating over the North Rim back in September 2016.

You know me, I love the dramatic storms too. But any bit of atmospheric interest is a welcome sight when I’m out at the rim. And that goes for pretty much any day anywhere.

But especially at the Canyon, where the sky and the earth interact in the most fascinating ways. So here’s to the clouds. And have a great Monday.

-Jake

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Jake Case

Jake is a naturalist, writer, and landscape photographer from Arizona. A geographer by education, he’s worked as a park ranger with the National Park Service, a tour guide at the Grand Canyon South Rim, and a docent at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin West. Jake has seriously practiced landscape photography since 2009. You can learn more about Jake on the About page.

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