Hoodoos of the Claron Formation

Bryce Canyon has the largest collection of hoodoos in the world. They range from 5 to 150 feet tall. Hoodoos or goblins are "bumpy" pillars of sedimentary rock that are created as softer layers of rock erode or weather away from under a harder, more resistant top layer or boulder.
The image is framed with a white mat and black frame. Ignore the shadow of my head in the bottom center of this shot. It isn't on the original!