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Time Lapse Storm Video
Read More: Time Lapse Storm VideoFrom this past weekend in Northern Arizona. Monsoon season is here! Watch in HiDef at Full Screen.
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Painting With My Camera
Read More: Painting With My CameraBy using in-camera techniques, I was able to produce some artsy images of aspen trees in peak color. See previous post from Fall Colors At Kaibab National Forest
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First Look At Kaibab National Forest
Read More: First Look At Kaibab National ForestSpring has sprung and the Kaibab National Forest in Northern Arizona is coming alive. View looking towards the Grand Canyon From my favorite campsite.
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Fall Colors Have Arrived
Read More: Fall Colors Have ArrivedAt the Kaibab National Forest, adjacent to Grand Canyon National Park’s North Rim. At an elevation between eight to 9,000 feet, Autumn arrives early. The Aspens were just beginning to change colors and should be at full color around the first of October. But small pockets couldn’t wait.
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Time Lapse Video- Mountain Biking
Read More: Time Lapse Video- Mountain BikingAlong the Arizona Trail in the Kaibab National Forest. Watch in HiDef at Full Screen.
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Milky Way Shots From Northern Arizona
Read More: Milky Way Shots From Northern ArizonaShot this week from Arizona’s Kaibab National Forest.
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Flora And Some Fauna At Kaibab National Forest
Read More: Flora And Some Fauna At Kaibab National ForestRecently shot near the North Rim of the Grand Canyon.
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Monsoons On Marble Canyon
Read More: Monsoons On Marble CanyonMonsoon season has begun with full force at Marble Canyon which is in Grand Canyon National Park and precedes The Grand Canyon. These images were shot from above in the Kaibab National Forest, Arizona at a cool elevation of about 9,000 feet.
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Monsoon Storm Time Lapse
Read More: Monsoon Storm Time LapseShot along Grand Canyon’s North Rim in Arizona. Watch at Full Screen in HiDef. Music by Ratatat
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Peak Color At Kaibab National Forest
Read More: Peak Color At Kaibab National ForestThis national forest in Northern Arizona straddles the Grand Canyon. There would be very little color if the Aspens didn’t flourish here.