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Playing with older photos again, two landscapes I though you might enjoy.
Grand Canyon Arizona South Rim. [IMG] [/IMG]Larger: http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3534/...35586c57_b.jpg The Flat Irons, Superstition Mountains Arizona. [IMG] [/IMG]Larger: http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3497/...d835f272_b.jpg Thanks for Looking! Michael
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you have priceless photos in your archive buddy! these are beautiful work of nature that you perfectly captured! thanks for sharing!
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Now those shots look very familiar....nice shots.
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Great captures Micheal ! Although i prefer the 1st shot 'cause it shows more of the beautiful colours.
Thanks for sharing.
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I imagine you've seen every side of the superstitions imaginable Leona. As well as the canyon. Thanks for commenting. Quote:
Thank You Dragon. Glad you like the 1st one, the 2nd isn't as colorful but it was the biggest challenge to salvage.
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