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Photographers are hell to travel with. We have a different idea of "vacation schedule." We want to be up, and in a good shooting location for sunrise, and same deal for sunset. If you get
somewhere beautiful, but the light isn't quite right, you wait, or come
back later. You're willing to literally spend two hours of a vacation in
a junkyard, if it is a visually unique one.
Most people go on vacation....to get away from their work. Me, I take
all my 35mm gear, and would be absolutely lost
on a trip without it. As a matter of fact, I often spend as much money
on film and processing as I do on the trip itself. Call me crazy, but
you get to benefit, via the JPG tour of the places below....
- Yosemite, first and
foremost, the closest thing to heaven I've ever seen (16 images, on two pages).
- Bodie (9 images),
a ghost town in central California, near the Nevada border.
- Mono Lake (9 images),
just south of Bodie is this lake, with its famous tufa formations.
- The Valley of Fire
(8 images), a state park about an hour east of Las Vegas, including
my first encounter with an arch....
In addition to the above, you'll find over a hundred photos from
the American Southwest in my site, Red
Rock Road Trip. Specifically, you can visit:
- The Grand Canyon, on Day
1, Day 2,
Day 3, and
Day 4
- Monument Valley, on Day
5, Day 6,
Day 7, and
Day 8
- Antelope Canyon, Part
1, and Part
2
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