Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona, Bright Angel Point / Panoramic Picture

This view from Bright Angel Point, located on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon, provides a popular view of the tremendous uplift that has occurred over the past 5 billion years, leaving the North Rim 1,000 feet higher than the South Rim. While the Colorado River is credited with the corrosive force responsible for the one-mile depth of the Grand Canyon, the canyon on the right side of the photo, known as the Transept, was created during times of flash floods as the base is generally a dry gravel bed. Traversing the photo from left to right is Bright Angel Canyon and rising high above the canyon right of center in the background are three prominent peaks: Deva Temple, Brahma Temple and Zoroaster Temple.

This is a reproduction print

Comes in two different sizes, a straight fit black metal frame at 40 x 13.5 (115), or a double matted with glossy black frame at 44.5 x 17.5 (175). Print comes custom framed in a 1 3/4" wood moulding with a double, acid-free mat and Plexi. All framing is done in-house by our experienced framers using gallery-quality materials.

Includes hardware and hanging wire