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<p>Well captured, that looks to be the kind of place that will bite your head off if you are not careful. Much like inland Australia, which this resembles, apart from the Cacti, which seem to be very abundant. There is a real feeling of light and harshness in your shots, which probably sums the place up. Looks like good rattlesnake country too!</p>
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<p>"Most things stab, cut or bite you around here." I bet that includes mountain lion's teeth. One is possibly up in the hills watching. With that razor sharp camera lens, perhaps you could see one on the negative with a loupe? The water looks inviting to splash in and cool off from the heat, and to make one forget about life's problems. </p>
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<p>Wow !! Gene, this kind of scenery is the stuff of dreams for those of us that live on the Eastern side of the Mississippi river.<br>

The tonality is awesome, the bright sunlit rocks and the detail in almost all of the shadows cover the whole gamut of a human eye.<br>

You can almost taste the dry dust, and feel the hot breeze out there. I wish that I was young enough to take the trail up the butte at the end of the canyon.<br>

Great shots as always, as others have said 'You da man'<br>

Gene Lake</p>

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<p>I'm curious as to why you chose to use a Medalist. Was it in case you ran into a mountain lion, you would have a weapon of sorts?</p>

<p>Nice photos. I'm a little envious, it's a corner of the world I've flown over several times but never set foot upon. The b&w allows you to remove the superfluous.... was I the only one looking for an image of a stolid grandma holding a purse in a corner of the photos, looking as if she'd been forcibly removed from a bingo hall and dragged against her will into some sparse canyon for yet another family souvenir photo? Maybe that was all in my head.</p>

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<p>Lovely stuff, beautiful places, great photos - and lots of admiration for the hikes required to get there with all that gear! The Medalist alone is more than most people will carry, and a tripod to hold it up is usually seen holding up high voltage lines:)</p>
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