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  1. John Cooper's avatar John Cooper says:

    That is some amazing country. I can’t even tell whether I like the color or the black and white shots more–they seem to show the same landscape via different states of consciousness. The raven’s pretty amazing too.

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    1. McFeats's avatar McFeats says:

      I have trouble capturing scale out here. Everything is so big, but a pool of sand and a vast desert look the same in a photo!

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  2. Bill M's avatar Bill M says:

    Beautiful. Those parks look like another planet. If you ever get the opportunity for a private flight over them they are really spectacular.

    Whenever I hear paved or developed in a National Park I think of Edward Abbey’s adamant disliking of the industrialzation of the National Parks.

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    1. McFeats's avatar McFeats says:

      Yeah. In this case some of the paved trails are intended for conservationist purposes, but I still dislike them. That said, I saw some bikers having fun.

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  3. joevc's avatar joevc says:

    Beautiful! My Dad landscaped his yard with rocks, some of them volcanic from the west Mesa of ABQ, others heavy petrified logs, from before the area was protected as a National Park.

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    1. McFeats's avatar McFeats says:

      I’d like to improve my backyard, but haven’t yet found an aesthetic solution. I don’t want to spend much money on a rental. A rock garden would be nice.

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  4. Bill M's avatar Bill M says:

    I understand paving to prevent erosion, but still: paving.

    In regards to perspective in photos, I often wonder if an 11″ x 14″ or larger view camera would do justice to the vast landscapes of the West.

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    1. McFeats's avatar McFeats says:

      I do want to buy a new lens, but I need to do some research. I’d like to spend less than $300. Some of those lenses cost a grand.

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