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Grand Canyon 2002 Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona November 15-17, 2002 These shots were taken on a trip to hike the South Kaibab trail in mid-November. If you go to the canyon, you gotta descend below the wall. I was at the canyon in 2000, and -- honestly -- didn't find it that inspiring. I'm sure my Gen-X heritage had something to do with that. But another part of it is that the canyon just defies comprehension. The scale is enormous -- more than your field of vision can capture, and more than your depth perception can engage. It wasn't until I was about four hours into the canyon -- just able to confirm I was, in fact, finally below the rim -- that I really began to comprehend the shear size of the canyon. The trail you see in the lead photo is Bright Angel; about five hours in. Camera: Olympus E-10, most fitted with a Hoya Circular Polarizer See Also... Grand Canyon Condors Photo of the Week
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