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Supermoon 2016 (Crop)

Supermoon 2016 (Crop)

This image worked so much better cropped, I had to upload a new version.

This image worked so much better cropped, I had to upload a new version.
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The ice breaks up on the shore of the Great Salt Lake in winter 2016. A great picture to wind up the year with, I think!

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As we walked along the brim of Bryce Canyon, my wife noticed this tree; it drew her in. I almost passed it by except from her!

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One of my FAVORITE places- just such an unreal place in the world. I just wish it was easier to get to.

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A slightly different take on a classic image from Zion National Park. Any way you shoot this though, Zion Canyon is spectacular, and it really puts yo

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