Kurt Harrigan's latest activity
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Kurt Harrigan replied to the thread Sandstone alcove.Thank you. Yes, it was a good little vacation! -
Hey Kurt, you sure had a far reaching trip in January. Love this little alcove.
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Thanks Kurt - I just eyeball a reasonable overlap while pivoting the drone in the air and squeeze off the next shot. No science involved...
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Looks like a nice little shelter if you get caught in a thunderstorm. I love that sandstone color.
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A sandstone alcove along Boynton canyon - Sedona, AZ. Jan., 2026.
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Kurt Harrigan replied to the thread A Good Start.Interesting. How do you set up the overlap when using a drone?
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I had hopes when some colors started to show up last night at sunset. Sadly this was in between squalls and my hopes for something...
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This is a sequence of the eclipse. I know it's not totally symmetrical in terms of images, but hopefully it's close enough. Captured...
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Kurt Harrigan replied to the thread Pueblo culture petroglyphs.I don't doubt it - there so many that's its easy to miss a lot of them.
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Super cool, and a different looking petroglyph. I don't recall seeing that when I have been there.
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Kurt Harrigan reacted to Joe Kayne's post in the thread Umatilla Woman II, 8x10 Wet Plate Collodion Tintype with
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... made by a handmade process from 1851, with a brass lens from 1870... Enjoy... -
Camping in moonlight below the Funeral Mountains - Death Valley, Ca. Jan. 2026.
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Kurt Harrigan replied to the thread Central Passage.I would recommend going. Pretty neat area!
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How interesting Kurt. Love this image. I am not sure that I have heard of this one before. I am thinking I need to find it and make a...
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Kurt Harrigan replied to the thread Bowl of Fire - West.Thank you. Quite an interesting area!
