Web preview · 144px highSunlit orange canyon wall with a pale buttress and shadowed pines, Bryce Canyon, Utah, home movie frame from circa 1966.
Direct sun picks out the deep red middle band and the pale buttress at the foot of the wall, with pines in shadow below.

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Direct sun picks out the deep red middle band and the pale buttress at the foot of the wall, with pines in shadow below — Bryce Canyon, Utah, 1966

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1966
Location
Bryce Canyon, Utah, United States
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Still 3 · 4.31s into the source clip
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Sunlit orange canyon wall with a pale buttress and shadowed pines, Bryce Canyon, Utah, home movie frame from circa 1966.

The source is catalogued as 8mm home movie. This frame appears 4.31 seconds into the clip. Watch the source footage below to see the surrounding action.

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Bryce Canyon Utah-1966: Sunlit Red Pinnacle Cliff With a Window Arch Behind Dark Conifers

Bryce Canyon Utah-1966: Sunlit Red Pinnacle Cliff With a Window Arch Behind Dark Conifers

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Source format: 8mm home movie.

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No dated object is in the frame; the heavily saturated warm colour and soft small-gauge image may show a 1960s amateur colour stock, in line with the rest of the reel.

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Soft focus, visible grain, strong warm saturation and dark vignetting on the left edge give the shot the texture of projected small-gauge colour film.

Historical context

The shot reflects the common habit of mid-century park visitors filming rock formations as keepsakes of a family trip through the American West.

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No people, signs or logos are visible; the park identification rests on adjacent footage and the exact viewpoint is unnamed, and copyright in the film is a separate matter from any site filming rules.

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