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AlanLichty replied to the thread Transition.Sweet - straight closely packed white trunks and not an initial in sight. I like the golden backdrop. -
Aspen Boles, Colorado… 4x5 camera and fil…
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I love this image, Alan. Great job.
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AlanLichty replied to the thread Beyond the Boundaries.Thanks Doug - it's almost a pity more of the adjacent land couldn't have been incorporated into the monument lands given formations like...
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I really like this, very painterly. The colors contrasting with the green turned out very well.
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AlanLichty replied to the thread Beyond the Boundaries.Thanks Jordan - The trail with this view of the surrounding area is actually ignored by most visitors to the Blue Basin as its a fairly...
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AlanLichty replied to the thread Utah Fall.Neat color show. For all the years I lived in Salt Lake City I never did venture down that way for fall colors.
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This is from Squaw Peak near Provo - from a trip a few years ago. C&C Welcome
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Quite vibrant colors. An area I have not visited.
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AlanLichty replied to the thread Beyond the Boundaries.Thanks Jameel - not a great distance from the Painted Hills if you ever in the vicinity.
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The John Day Fossil Beds National Monument is a bit of an odd duck in the fact that it consists of scattered parcels in the midst of a...
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AlanLichty replied to the thread The Mojave Cross.You got some nice compositions out of this and the IR treatment works quite well here.
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The Mojave Memorial Cross, officially known as the White Cross World War I Memorial, is a cross formerly on public land in the Mojave...
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AlanLichty replied to the thread Autumn colour timing in Great Britain from past years.Gorgeous scenes up there. I really like the fall colors in all of these scenes and agree with Michael on the Blackwater River shot. I...
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AlanLichty reacted to Ken Rennie's post in the thread Autumn colour timing in Great Britain from past years with
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I live in Northern England at 54.9 degrees North. In Canada this is winter icebergs and polar bears but here thanks to the North...
