This panoramic photograph of Bryce Canyon was taken by James Blakeway and features Thor's Hammer. Bryce Canyon National Park is a wonderland of spectacular rock formations, resulting from millions of years of weather and erosion. These magical forms are referred to as hoodoos. An impressive example of one of these structures, known as Thor’s Hammer, is centered in this panorama. These totem pole-like formations consist of relatively soft rock topped by harder, less easily eroded stone that protects each column from the elements. The lower portions of these hoodoos are generally a pink or pale-orange due to the iron oxide in the rock, while the upper portion consists mostly of white clastic and microcrystalline limestone, resulting in the light grey, white color.
Posters measure 40" wide x 13.5" tall,
