From the burning reds of the Colorado River in flood to the lush greens of Zion Narrows, Canyons of Utah is a celebration of color and drama, photographed in Till's inimitable style. Complementing the photographs are four essays by Till's writer/daughter Mikenna Clokey, with subjects as diverse as meteor impacts, amazing archeological finds, and bear attacks on human visitors to the wilderness

Tom Till's photographs of Utah Canyons reflect his life-long love affair with the state's magnificent gorges. All of Utah's national parks are represented here, along with its amazing river canyons and secret places only a few have visited. Using both a 4x5 camera and the latest digital equipment, Till's images in Canyons of Utah offer a new perspective on places that have been photographed many times, and insights into the deepest backcountry regions of Utah's many proposed canyon wilderness areas. Internationally known for his worldwide depiction of landscapes, when Till turns his camera on his homeland, you can expect amazing and delightful images. Mikenna Clokey, Till's daughter, shares his love for these amazing and magical places. In her four essays, which complement the photographs, she speaks of her days growing up in the Moab Canyonlands, and her awakening interest in the country's mysteries, and natural and human history.