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Possibly. He only went after the flowering one, not the smaller ones.

#1 & 3 really show how undulating the terrain is. It's accentuated by the precision in the structures.

I also prefer the long exposure. It makes it a nice, minimalist image.

Really nice light on Devils Tower. I think you could crop just a little of the sky.

I had planned to wait a week or so before planting some new roses on my property, but they may not have a chance.

These are all in your yard? Have they started hybridizing yet -- promiscuous little things.......

Wow! How long did you have to lie or sit there?

Nice lupine. Can hardly wait until the local ones start blooming around here. in a couple of months.

That's much better (though I'm sad to see Joe's intimate shot leave). I admit that I'm prejudiced against sentences in a scholarly work beginning with conjunctions. I think that in various forms of fiction, they work well when properly used. In a scholarly piece, IMHO, they should be used...

Unfortunately, intelligence and ability to write don't necessarily go together. I used to think that a love of reading helped make one a good writer, but that's a fallacy, too. Has anyone spoken to him about working with an editor? Hopefully, your & Joe's photos will carry the book.

thank you, Kurt, Andrey & Beth! Slot canyons can have great light.

The photos are, of course, stunning. I know that you said you moved the photo credits as was suggested by Michael. I would assume that there is a page for acknowledgements & photo credits could go there instead.

Nice to see some of Joe's work. The writing, however, could use a good editor. I had to read some of the sentences a couple of times to figure out what he was trying to say.

Gorgeous -- you're so fortunate to have been able to photograph them all! I agree with Jameel & Michael regarding text placement.

What phlox would do if it could climb in clusters!

Nice little gem, Kurt!

What a great combination of colors! The trees make for nice texture along the winding river.

Thanks, Jeffrey.

Here you go.

Great effort, Oliver! I prefer the Lower shot as it doesn't have the shadow of the bridge. I admit I have mixed feelings about the Moonbows shots: hard to come by & I appreciate the effort in getting the shots, but most people process them so that it looks like daytime. Your sky is a deep...