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Nancy Rice
Dust and vultures take flight - The wind really picked up the evening of April 1st, causing the dry, red soil to take flight. I was out on a several-mile hike, and this dust storm had me crying mud and chewing sand, but at least the lighting was cool! Several turkey vultures were flying through the dusty canyon, which I thought looked pretty neat. Thank goodness for weather-sealed gear. I really put weather sealing to the test! - Palo Duro Canyon State Park, Texas, USA #Texas #TexasPanhandle #bird #vulture #canyon #paloduro #palodurocanyon #hiking #dust #wind #landscape #nature #weather #Fujifilm
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G Dan Mitchell

“Light and Dark” — A canyon wall lit by reflected sunlight is seen through a dark section of canyon narrows, Death Valley.

Having photographed in the red rock canyons of Utah, I suspect that I have a bias toward that sort of beautiful, warm-toned landscape. In Death Valley I often look for, and enjoy finding, canyons with similar smooth surfaces… though that Utah red rock isn’t something you’ll see very much here. The narrow canyon in this photograph is perhaps more typical of the Death Valley landscape, with much rougher and more angular rocks…continues: gdanmitchell.com/2025/07/02/li

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