Winter in the Wild West

High above sea level, on the Colorado Plateau in Utah, USA, Bryce Canyon National Park is no stranger to blankets of snow like this one. Not so much a canyon as a massive natural amphitheatre, its rim sits at an elevation of more than 8,000ft (2,440m) and water, ice and gravity up here have worked their magic on this strange landscape, sculpting incredible red-rock pinnacles, known as hoodoos.
© Don Paulson/Danita Delimont