Originally posted by AussieTrev 
Very deep beautiful colours Bob. The dry clen air makes it natural and crisp. Lovely presentation.
very low humidity here Trev and the air is so clear you always get excellent colors. Thanks for viewing.
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Originally posted by joerotheray Certainly a winning shot, in my book at least.
if you think it is a winner, then it is, thanks so much for the kind words.
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Originally posted by slowpez Lovely photo Bob. You really know how to capture those red rocks.
seems that our Pentax equipment always gives great colors Susan, you can't beat sandstone for landscapes I've found.
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Originally posted by joip Looks a bit warmer than those Mt Charleston shots! Nice view for sure.
for sure Joi, Charleston is about 12,000' high, so much warmer in this area.
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Originally posted by Tom Gotzy Gorgeous backyard!
that's what we like about traveling Tom, always a background with a great view.
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Originally posted by mole What a view! Makes me want to lace on my hiking boots and head for the top!
lots of hikers up this way Ranger, we've done lots of hiking when younger, now I just sit at the bottom and take photos as they stumble up the trails.
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