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  • Posted on 03/05/201916/01/2020
  • Doug
  • Landscape
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Gates of the Arctic National Park – Part I

Landscape Photographers are constantly searching for new and exciting areas to capture those one of a kind shots or even searching out well seasoned locations and trying to put their own spin on it. The Arrigetch Peaks located in the Gates of the Arctic National Park, Alaska is definitely an exciting destination where you can […]

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  • Posted on 09/12/201710/12/2017
  • Doug
  • Landscape
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Grand Canyon, Toroweap/Tuweep Trip

  You would think that a photographer living in California would have traveled to the Grand Canyon numerous times, maybe it was my dread of heights that kept me away, or the fact that it draws more tourist than just about anywhere on earth, but regardless, I decided it was time to go. I hooked […]

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  • Posted on 29/04/201429/04/2014
  • Doug
  • Landscape
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Tombstone Territory Park, part ll

This is the second and final installment of my Tombstone Mountain adventure.  After surviving the wind, hail and lightning of the previous day we hoped the rest of our stay would be relatively uneventful. But this time of year the weather is so fickle and unpredictable anything can occur.

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  • Posted on 09/11/201329/04/2014
  • Doug
  • Landscape
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Tombstone Territorial Park, part l

I joined up with three good buddies that I met in Patagonia in 2012. They wanted to go on another great adventure this time to Yukon, Canada the Northern end of the World, a place that coincidentally is referred to as “Patagonia of the North”.

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  • Posted on 12/10/201325/10/2013
  • Doug
  • Landscape, Waterscape
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Bristlecone Pine & Minaret Lake

Even if you’re not a photographer, spending a day or two walking among the Bristlecone Pine trees is an incredible experience. They’re considered the oldest living trees in the world at close to 5000 years.

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  • Posted on 21/07/201312/10/2013
  • Doug
  • Night Photography, Waterscape
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Tufa Night Sky

Well, my maiden journey into the crazy world of blogging begins. I will probably limit my blogs to coincide with each of my photography excursions. That will give me a chance to tell more of the background of an image or series of images and the trip itself. Some of the locations I go can […]

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