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Stunning scenery.  Too bad about the haze but that is a fact of life in so many landscape shots now.

Perfect!

A stormy day for a perfect photo.  Nice.

An interesting take with the cairns but no visible path.  It is the sun that makes it stand out though.

Very nice.  It reminds me of something Thomas Hart Benton would have painted.

I like it.  It's different from what I took years ago.  There is nothing wrong with the line 1/3 of the way down.  You can't change the landscape.

It reminds me of an Edward Hopper painting with the stark contrast between light and shadow.  Very nice.

Easily recognized location, action, mood, subject.  It has my vote for photo of the year.

Good shot, and it looks like it is a working freight train. 

That is an appropriate title for a sad ending to a business.  When I see something like this I wonder what they made there and where all the people went when it closed.

It captures winter prefectly.

Not only is it difficult to shoot because of the sun and shade, but most often there are swarms of people on the rocks and sometimes in the water.  I think it is a wonderful shot.  I had hoped to get there this fall but there was way too much work and not enough play time this year.

Like something Norman Rockwell would paint.  Love it.

Wonderful subject.  Maybe a little over exposed, but then maybe not.  It's always tough facing the sun.

I wouldn't change anything.  The hint of color in the sunrise promises a bright day.

I like it a lot.  And, if you have ever been close to a forest fire, it will make you shaky too.

One of my favorite places to photograph wildflowers.

If I didn't know better I would say it was taken in the 1890's or early 1900's.  Very good.

My first thought was that it should be black and white, but then I decided not.  It would be interesting to compare the two.

It made me laugh, which is a hard thing to do.  I like it a lot.

It almost looks like a watercolor painting.  Very nice!

Blows me away!  Perfect.

Beautiful.

Incredible color, and I especially like the way the wet pavement catches the light.

By far, this is the nicest photo of Zion I have ever seen.