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Thank you! 
You seem to know this location. Would you please send me information as I do not know the names of the rock formations. I have a GPS for my camera but not at the time this photo was made. Having a GPS receiver on my camera allows me to locate my photo locations.
E-Mail: fred.r.neveu@sbcglobal.net
You seem to know this location. Would you please send me information as I do not know the names of the rock formations. I have a GPS for my camera but not at the time this photo was made. Having a GPS receiver on my camera allows me to locate my photo locations.
E-Mail: fred.r.neveu@sbcglobal.net
Jan 17, 2022 15:48:14 #
Thank you! I was the only person in my group tom get this photo because the others were more interested in dinner. The late afternoon light and beutiful sky made the image possible. I had dinner later and a food photo to enjoy later.
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Exceptional lighting and your skill with a camera make your photo a true wall hanger! Simply beautiful!
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lnl
Loc: SWFL
FYI, if you hit “quote reply” below the person you’re responding to, we’ll all know who you are responding to! Again, a great photo. Glad you weren’t starving!
Jan 17, 2022 19:01:53 #
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Jan 18, 2022 09:57:41 #
Fred Neveu wrote:
I found this interesting sandstone rock formation in "The Grand Staircase-Escalante" National Monument, southern Utah. This monument is the largest monument managed by the Bureau of Land Management. The monument was only established in 1996 and covers about 1.8 million acres and is one of the most remote place in the U S.
Great image, Fred!
Jan 18, 2022 10:17:54 #
Fred Neveu wrote:
I found this interesting sandstone rock formation in "The Grand Staircase-Escalante" National Monument, southern Utah. This monument is the largest monument managed by the Bureau of Land Management. The monument was only established in 1996 and covers about 1.8 million acres and is one of the most remote place in the U S.
Reminds me of the Egyptian Sphinx somehow. Nice shot!
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