Offroading Home took a short jaunt over to
Antelope Island in the middle of the
Great Salt Lake the other day. Later, when I posted about it, I reviewed our trip on the Google Earth map and was struck by how many Panoramio postings of photographs there were.
[For a free Google Earth file of this route see: Antelope Island Auto Tour]
Continuing our series of GEOtography, I've selected a few, which struck me by their color, composition and content as being representative of the island, and have posted them below.
You are welcome to view the others, and there are many, and will notice that many come from the same photographers: andre bonacin, jerome bastianelli, ryan ferrin and hessidy – to name just a few.
You will also notice that there seems to be an inordinate fascination with buffalo's… once endangered, but not now.
[Remember, like always, these are full photographs so be patient while they load.]
Antelope Island GEOtography
Antelope Island by jdawn
Sunset from Antelope Island Marina by utbva
View from Antelope Island by dinsmore
Sunset on Antelope Island by risnv
Antelope Island by andre bonacin
Jeux dans le grand lac salé by jerome bastianelli
Sundown at Great Salt Lake by michael eggenberger
Buffalo, Antelope Island by Alexey M
Buffalo point by ryan ferrin
Antelope Island by andre bonacin
Antelope Island by jbwasatch
Untitled by alexey m
Antelope island by imdesert
Antelope Island Utah by catenney
Antelope of Antelope Island by chris howeth
Sunset on Salt Lake by egor sobolev
Phragmities and White Rock Bay by caleb izdepski
Untitled by ryan ferrin
Bison grazing, Buffalo Point by geo_maria
Western peninsulas, Antelope Island in the Rain by alberta ty
White Rock Bay by hessidy
Bison of Antelope Island by chris howeth
Elephant Head by hessidy
Sundown on Antelope Island by ivahling
Antelope Island & Great Salt Lake by andre bonacin
Antelope Island by dan schroeder
Feilding Garr Farm by dana jensen
Bison on Antelope Island by ryan houston
Antelope Island from GSL by kayak guru
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