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Taking a break...
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After the fire. Charred trees mix with new life!
God's Creation is awesome! I capture slices of it here.
Watch our YouTube videos by clicking on the YouTube icon at the bottom of any page. The latest video is from my recent trip to the Bisti Badlands of New Mexico. Talk about unusual..... I've added Instagram & Facebook, too. I've started posting photos on them. This is what happens when a retired person has too much time on his hands.
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I've added a Nikon D850 camera body to compliment my faithful Nikon D810. I attach my 24-70 mm lens on one camera and my 70-200 mm lens on the other. By doing so, I didn't have to change lenses.
THE PHOTO WINDOW IS CLOSING
More prime photo locations seem to be "closing", that is, landowners have posted "no trespassing" signs or erected locked gates to prevent entry. We visited a favorite spot in the Ridgway area that now has a locked gate. Previously, we were able to walk down a dirt path to photograph a stream in the foreground with awesome San Juan Mountains in the background. That composition is now not legally possible.
Arizona's famous Antelope Canyon has implemented more restrictions on photography. I went on a "photo" tour of it a few years ago, for around $75, where a handful of photo buffs equipped with their tripods no less, were led through the canyon by a knowledgeable Navajo guide. I don't think they offer strictly "photo tours" anymore.
Then there is the Crystal Mill, iconic site near Marble, CO. Sorry, you can't legally walk down to the river anymore. Vandals leaving trash....UGH. Can't blame the private property owner.
Thank you!