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After seeing the fine work that Doug, Guy and Bob are doing on the Sedona Travel Guides in the Travel forum I went perusing through some of my old Sedona shots. These two are from Red Rock Crossing, a vertical and a Horizontal as I liked how they each brought something different to the table...

This is from a less traveled slot canyon near Page, Arizona. It still required paying for a tour but our group of six had the canyon to ourselves. Not as impressive as Antelope, but plenty of neat shapes to explore Any thoughts are welcome.

I took this in the morning, trying to find a composition I liked with the travertine terraces in Havasu Creek as the reflected light from the canyon walls turned the water gold. This was my favorite attempt. Any thoughts are welcome.

This is one of my favorite birds. The oranges and yellows in the water are from the reflection of red rock cliffs in Sedona, AZ. The first is a male and the second one is a female.

This is the first view of Havasu Falls that you get as you turn the corner on the trail coming from the Havasupai village. After playing in the water getting some other compositions, I moved back up to this spot to get the last glow of sunset on the rocks and take advantage of the light clouds...

Barry loves to travel before Christmas. Barry loves to call me to meet him places before Christmas. Barry missed out on this sunset because he lives in Arkansas before Christmas. I should retire from photography and become a poet... :) So this particular year, Barry wanted to meet up in...

Red Cliffs (Adeii Eechii) that are a part of Painted Desert. C&C welcome Sasha.

Inside the Canyon, after sunset

Mooney falls on Havasu Creek in Arizona

Two images from a visit to Slickrock State Park in Sedona. These were early spring shots, so I was limiting the trees in the image since they were bare. All comments are welcome, Jim