Salt Lake Temple
The soft, muted tones caused by inversion, create beautiful light on
Temple Square.
(For those not familiar with inversion, "Inversions
occur during the winter months when normal atmospheric conditions (cool
air above, warm air below) become inverted. Inversions trap a dense
layer of cold air under a layer of warm air. The warm layer acts much
like a lid, trapping pollutants in the cold air near the valley floor."
Salt Lake valley is like a bowl nestled between two mountain ranges
making a perfect condition for inversions.) It's bad for the lungs but
often makes for great photography!
