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Category Archives: Landscape
 I was caught off guard at how white the arch presented in infrared. Generally, items that are green, especially leaves and plants, become white in an infrared capture.The natural color of the arch is more earthtoned, with a yellow/brown/red mixture. I need to do a bit more research. Green and red are color opposites,…
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 From the last scenic location that the nXnw crew and I visited before leaving Moab — Shafer Canyon in Canyonlands National Park. On the whole, I do not think I did the location justice. I think I was just too exhausted. But that does not mean I left without any good photos. Some places…
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 This was the capstone to an amazing day. This is the Delicate Arch in Arches National Park near Moab, Utah, about which much more later when I show some photos of it during sunset. For now, I’ll simply note that getting up to see this wonder is s bit of a climb and leave it…
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 Cisco, Utah is a ghost town near the intersection of I-70 and Utah State Route 128, the latter of which connects I-70 to Moab. Cisco was originally a water refilling station for the railroad, and the town’s demise came with the obsolescence of the steam engine. The railroad still passes through. A number of decrepit…
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 As previously mentioned, our local guides for the get-together in Moab were both from the Denver area, so most of us flew there and we drove to Moab along I-70. The first place we stopped to grab some photos was here, at a simple rest stop outside Vail, Colorado. I kind od wish the trucks…
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