Pre-dawn light, just before sunrise, at Sunrise Point in Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah. The hoodoos and rock formations are bathed in a soft light with pink and bluish tones that will turn orange with the first light after sunrise. This viewpoint is the most photographed sunrise viewpoint in the park.
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