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Love doing Halloween pictures, so much fun :) Can you imagine the parties they had at this house through the years :)
and some of it is even true :-)
Jim Turner, Arizona: A Celebration of the Grand Canyon State, 2011
HSS!!
sedona, arizona
Gonna be off for awhile, going elk hunting :) Happy photography to all my Flickr friends! This picture made the cover of the Nov/Dec issue of AAA Highroads magazine Arizona edition published 24 Oct 2014.
"Built by the American Locomotive Company (ALCO) in September 1917, this 2-8-2 locomotive was moved from Battle Ground WA to Williams for the Grand Canyon Railroad. It is currently non-operational and is on display outside the Grand Canyon Railroad Ticket office in Williams Arizona". (Alan Vernon)
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July 2019 - Edited and uploaded 2021/03/21
Don't just look out of the train and condemn 'em. It just looks like nothing couldent live by looking out of a sleeper window :-)
Will Rogers, 1933
Sedona, Arizona
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..::THOR::.. Countryside Gacha Set
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Saguaro cactus south of Goodyear, Arizona under cloudy skies. Goodyear is in the Phoenix metro area just to the west.
Photograph taken near Wupatki National Monument in Arizona.
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We usually think of Sedona as "red rock country," which it is. But at dawn, sometimes nothing is red here except the sun.
Great Horned Owl on Saguaro - Photographed in fading light, I did not want to crank up the ISO any higher then necessary (the higher the ISO, the more potential for noise corruption in the image file.) Using a tripod, I used a low f-stop and a low shutter speed to let in as much light as possible into the camera. A 200 shutter speed is not recommended for hand held (with no flash), but works well on a tripod for low light situations.
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