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Links to
Yugen Gallery photographers
Mike Mercier
Teressa
Williams
Scott Morris
Jeff
Blaylock
Narayan
Sengupta
All Yugen photographs are protected under
copyright laws. Please obtain permission from the photographer before
printing or publishing any of these photographs. I will be glad to help
you contact them.
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Park: Yosemite
Cathedral Spires in the Fog Park: Crater Lake
Scary face on the Annie Creek Trail Park: Yellowstone
Shadows in the mist Park: Klondike Goldrush, Alaska
Dyea Cemetery Park: Yosemite
Elm in fog Park: Mesa Verde
Some say the Anasazi still live in Spruce House Ruins Park: U.S. Virgin Islands
Jumbie Beach Park: Grand Canyon
Bird: California Condor
The South Kaibab Trail is not a good place to play dead. Park: Cape Hatteras
Maritime Forest on Ocracoke Island
Some say this path to Springer Point is haunted by Blackbeard the Pirate. Park: Death Valley
Moving rock on Racetrack Playa Park: Olympic
Madrona Point, Lake Crescent Park: Crater Lake
The Old Man Park: Great Smoky Mountains
Foggy day on Clingman's Dome Park: Yosemite
The cursed Tenaya Canyon Park: Cape Hatteras
Gray Tree Park: Big Bend
Alstate's profile in the Chisos Mountains Park: Yosemite
Discovery View Clearing Park: Yosemite
Thunderstorm over El Cap
Reader Sandi Montero sent me this eerie shot she took while visiting Crater Lake. A park ranger once told me that Crater Lake was a "ghosts and goblins park." Montero's photo adds credence to this description. The Deceptive Isle
Channel Islands National Park
Photo taken by my husband, Kent Delbon On the hunt for the grave of the unknown Yankee with my new friends
Tom Jones and John Buckner
near Black Mountain, NC Ghostly Children inside the Lava Tube
Park: Mojave National Preserve
Photographic proof that hiking rim to rim to rim of the Grand Canyon in 24 hrs will turn you into a zombie.
Former park ranger Audie Alcorn, aka the "phantom" of Phantom Ranch.
The Chinese character for yugen represents a mountain shrouded in mists.
Photographer: Dan Horner
Photographer: Andrea Lankford
Photographer: Narayan Sengupta Mike Mercier was hiking when he caught this shot of a alligator battling a Burmese python. Read his story at www.wildphotoguy.com. Locals say this gorgeous beach is the favorite of "jumbies" or ghosts.
Photographer: Cora Marie Reuter Photographer: Scott Morris of www.topofusion.com
Photographer: Teressa Williams
See more of Teressa fantastic photos at www.thejasminestudio.com
Photographer: Andrea Lankford
Photographer: Kent Delbon
Madrona, or Ambulance Point, is the "off ramp" for one of Lake Crescent's most enduring mysteries Photographer: Andrea Lankford
The Old Man is Yugen incarnate. Read about him in Haunted Hikes Photographer: Andrea Lankford Photographer: Andrea Lankford Photographer: Teressa Williams www.thejasiminestudio.com Photographer: Jeff Blaylock www.jeffblaylock.com According to legend, Bridal Veil Falls is haunted by and evil wind.
Photo by Dan Horner
Reader Sandi Montero sent me this eerie shot she took while visiting Crater Lake. A park ranger once told me that Crater Lake was a "ghosts and goblins park." Montero's photo adds credence to this description.
This site was last updated
11/24/07
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Defining a Zen concept is like playing pin the tail on the amoeba, but I'll give it a shot. Yugen is the dark, shadowy side of Nature. Yugen is the profoundly unfathomable. Yugen is the beautiful, terrifying riddle science will never solve.
