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  • North Canyon Pool

    North Canyon Pool

  • North Canyon comfort

    North Canyon comfort

  • Untitled photo
  • River Hall

    River Hall

  • Cardenas Creek Panorama

    Cardenas Creek Panorama

  • Vermillion Cliffs; Marble Canyon

    Vermillion Cliffs; Marble Canyon

  • Nankoweep; Grand Canyon

    Nankoweep; Grand Canyon

  • Palisade sunset

    Palisade sunset

  • Elves Chasm Falls

    Elves Chasm Falls

  • The Kayaker

    The Kayaker

  • Deer Creek

    Deer Creek

  • Matcatameba

    Matcatameba

  • Zion December

    Zion December

  • Towers of the Virgin

    Towers of the Virgin

  • Moon setting on West Temple at sunrise

    Moon setting on West Temple at sunrise

  • This view, with the snow mantled flora, kept calling me back. Each new mood was compelling and so many ways to process the image.

    This view, with the snow mantled flora, kept calling me back. Each new mood was compelling and so many ways to process the image.

  • Amidst all the blizzard on the rim and storm clouds down inside the canyon (it rained at Phantom Ranch in the morning) I patiently waited for a clearing of the lower reaches to get this layered photo at Mather Point. It never cleared quite as much as I would have liked, but I waited patiently, took what I could get. With a bit of over-processing, I managed to force this out the shot. Hoping for a better opportunity this morning before we hit the road again, but in the meantime I was pleased with this "insurance shot."

    Amidst all the blizzard on the rim and storm clouds down inside the canyon (it rained at Phantom Ranch in the morning) I patiently waited for a clearing of the lower reaches to get this layered photo at Mather Point. It never cleared quite as much as I would have liked, but I waited patiently, took what I could get. With a bit of over-processing, I managed to force this out the shot. Hoping for a better opportunity this morning before we hit the road again, but in the meantime I was pleased with this "insurance shot."

  • Clarence Dutton, Captain of the Ordinance, was a principle geologist involved in exploring and mapping the Grand Canyon. (tg)  "The earth suddenly sinks at our feet to illimitable depths. In an instant, in the twinkling of an eye, the awful scene is before us." So Clarence Dutton wrote of his encounter with Point Sublime, and so it has always been, even today, with anyone who peers over the rim of the Grand Canyon. But no one before him saw what Dutton did, and no one since has been able to see anything else.  -Stephen J. Pyne, from his forward to the Tertiary History of the Grand Canon District

    Clarence Dutton, Captain of the Ordinance, was a principle geologist involved in exploring and mapping the Grand Canyon. (tg) "The earth suddenly sinks at our feet to illimitable depths. In an instant, in the twinkling of an eye, the awful scene is before us." So Clarence Dutton wrote of his encounter with Point Sublime, and so it has always been, even today, with anyone who peers over the rim of the Grand Canyon. But no one before him saw what Dutton did, and no one since has been able to see anything else. -Stephen J. Pyne, from his forward to the Tertiary History of the Grand Canon District

  • One more share of our most excellent day on the Durango line. Wonderful to get to sit back for the day, let someone else do the driving, and enjoy the best weather we have had in days.

    One more share of our most excellent day on the Durango line. Wonderful to get to sit back for the day, let someone else do the driving, and enjoy the best weather we have had in days.

  • I was standing on snow-covered branches with no firm ground underneath me when I made that shot. The camera was on a tripod, but there was nothing solid holding the tripod up, when I made this long time exposure. I made quite a few shots in the hopes that I would get lucky.

    I was standing on snow-covered branches with no firm ground underneath me when I made that shot. The camera was on a tripod, but there was nothing solid holding the tripod up, when I made this long time exposure. I made quite a few shots in the hopes that I would get lucky.

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