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Sand Stone Formation and Clouds

Sand Stone Formation and Clouds Tuba City Arizona


Lower Antelope Canyon Page Arizona
Kodachrome Basin Utah
Rock against Blue Sky Blue Canyon Arizona
Canyon Wall and Bushes Paria Canyon Arizona

Canyon Wall and Bushes Paria Canyon Arizona


Sand Stone Rock and Clouds
Approaching Storm and Dry Lake Bed Luepe Arizona

Approaching Storm and Dry Lake Bed Luepe Arizona


Petrified Woods and Blue Sky
Coyote Buttes Waves Arizona

Coyote Buttes Waves Arizona


Balanced Rock Lee's Ferry Arizona

Balanced Rock Lee's Ferry Arizona


Detail of Delicate Arch Arches National Park Utah
Paria Canyon Detail Arizona / Utah

Paria Canyon Detail Arizona / Utah


Hudoos at Blue Canyon Arizona
Water Hole Canyon Page Arizona

Detail of Water Hole Canyon Page Arizona


Sand Stone Against Blue Sky Tuba City Arizona
Round Sand Stone Tuba City Arizona
Delicate Arch against Blue Sky Arches National Park Utah

Delicate Arch against Blue Sky Arches National Park Utah


Rocks on Dry Wash Southern Utah
Double Arch against Sky Arches National Park Utah

Double Arch against Sky Arches National Park Utah


Sand Stone Surface Paria Canyon Arizona
Sand Stone Rock Tuba City Arizona
North Window Arches National Park Utah

North Window Arches National Park Utah


Three Rock at Sunset Arizona

Three Silhouette Rocks at Sunset Northern Arizona


San Francisco Peaks from Distance Leupe Arizona

San Francisco Peaks from Distance Leupe Arizona


Red Planet Series:
Driving through Arizona, I sometimes feel like I?m on a different planet, almost in outer space, far from Earth. . . Looking up at the sky, dark blue, almost black, makes me feel like I?m the only one left. If I let my strength leave my feet, I feel like I could reach the other side of the sky. Mysteriously, it compels everything to that unknown place. Between the sky and the ground, air flows freely. Sometimes it?s so still that it absorbs every sound. Sometimes it turns into a raging river and pushes around everything it touches. Rocks try to stand still. Some brake into little pieces, some show their skin, others attempt to root to the ground. No matter what they turn into, they all look up at the sky

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