Thursday’s Task

Trent Watts

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I feel like the poor cousin in this crowd for sure. I live in a flat land place where the word canyon rarely is spoken. In the southern part of our province lie the Cypress Hills, a geographical phenomenon that rises above the prairie and has some unique flora and fauna. Here is my closest shot at a canyon.
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John Holbrook

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I feel like the poor cousin in this crowd for sure. I live in a flat land place where the word canyon rarely is spoken. In the southern part of our province lie the Cypress Hills, a geographical phenomenon that rises above the prairie and has some unique flora and fauna. Here is my closest shot at a canyon.
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Trent, two very nice images you’ve shared—I especially like your second image’s composition with the foreground rocks.
 
Thanks for such a great topic, John. You have elicited a lot of great images. Sorry for being so late to the party. At least I still have some canyons that haven't been posted as of yet.


Aerial View of Tatahotso Point, Grand Canyon National Park, AZ

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Waimea Canyon, Kauai, HI

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Toenleshushe Canyon below Eggshell Arch, AZ

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Coal Mine Canyon, AZ

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Rattlesnake Canyon, AZ

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John Holbrook

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Thanks for such a great topic, John. You have elicited a lot of great images. Sorry for being so late to the party. At least I still have some canyons that haven't been posted as of yet.


Aerial View of Tatahotso Point, Grand Canyon National Park, AZ

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Waimea Canyon, Kauai, HI

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Toenleshushe Canyon below Eggshell Arch, AZ

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Coal Mine Canyon, AZ

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Rattlesnake Canyon, AZ

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Wow Doug, excellent images all—love the variety and compositions, especially your first and third captures.
 
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